Heidish offers simple, specific ways to practice the art of caring, especially within one's immediate circle of concern: family, friends, neighbors, and coworkers.

Heidish shares the stunning story of an extraordinary woman who became the first American saint: Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton.

"Deadline" is a tense, well-turned tale, filled with authentic police and newspaper people. Heidish's taut, punchy style moves the story at lightning speed." ("Washington Post") 260 pp.

"An immensely touching and cohesive fictional biography of the legendary sharpshooter builds from exemplary research to a fresh portrait of a talented woman in crisis . . . a class act--as Heidish reconstructs--with color and drama, the choreography of the shows, the tone of the period, and the textures of a haunting past." ("Kirkus Reviews") 306 pp.

A DANGEROUS WOMAN: Mother Jones, An Unsung American Heroine. The Amazing Story of A Self-Proclaimed Hell Raiser. Another brilliant novel about a woman achiever, over-comer and heroine - whose charge was "Pray for the dead and fight like hell for the living,"

Heidish's illuminating guide for the treatment of depression draws on advances in medical science and the wisdom of Christianity.

The acclaimed, dynamic, and compelling novel based on the life of Religious Freedom Advocate Anne Hutchinson--a heroine for all seasons." ...nothing ordinary about her creation of this remarkable woman. The novel abounds in literary grace. It employs the voices of the times as though heard this minute." ("The New York Times Book Review") 280 pp.

Heidish tells the astonishing story of Harriet Tubman, the mythic heroine wholed her people to freedom.

SHE FOUGHT FOR FREEDOM AND WON...NOT ONLY FOR HERSELF...FOR HUNDREDS OF OTHERS! The acclaimed historical novel based on the amazing life of Harriet Tubman, Abolitionist and Conductor on the Underground Railroad. As events build toward a stunning climax on the Underground Railroad, we are drawn into the spellbinding narrative of an extraordinary life, and a portion of our American past. The novel was made into a TV movie starring Cicely Tyson.

A Spellbinding Tale of Mysticism, Horror, and History; A Literary Guild Alternate Selection; A Vivid Tale of the Interplay of Present and Past, Lightness and Dark, Grace and Evil.