Description"Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.
She lives in Atlanta, Georgia with her husband and son.. com.
She blogs about the history behind her novels at http: //piperhuguley.
Book four in the series, A Champion\'s Heart, was a Golden Heart finalist in 2013.
Book one in the series, A Virtuous Ruby won the Golden Rose contest in Historical Romance in 2013 and is a Golden Heart finalist in 2014.
About the Author Piper G Huguley is the author of "Migrations of the Heart," a five-book series of inspirational historical romances set in the early 20th century featuring African American characters.
One chance meeting can change your life from what you thought you wanted....to what you really need.
Realie wants to get to Canada, but Lawrence won\'t let her get away in trying to help her...
Lawrence cannot study encumbered with the care of an enslaved woman, but he\'s responsible for her injury...
Now, she is so close to freedom in Canada, she can smell it, but her plans are interrupted when Lawrence shoots her...by mistake....
Far from happy as a slave doing the bidding of a woman cooped up in a house all day, Realie is a bona fide tomboy with a special gift with horses.
Aurelia "Realie" Baxter made her way from enslavement in Georgia to the free land Lake Huron in Ohio.
His life is perfectly set until one June day....
He studies for his exams as he rides circuit through the backwoods of Ohio, handing out justice to people who cannot easily reach a courthouse.
No Negro man has accomplished these things before, but he is not daunted.
He devotes his time and study to becoming a lawyer, fully intending to obtain justice for the ousted Miami Indians.
Raised with his grandmother\'s Miami Indian tribe, he\'s a Negro with brown skin, and has consistently walked between two worlds most of his life. 6 In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths." Proverbs 3: 5-6 Oberlin, Ohio - 1844 Lawrence Stewart is a rare man.
Description"Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding
