My Walls Speak

About the Book

In the 1800’s William and Helen moved to Central Wyoming to homestead and start a new life. Helen’s brother, Duncan and his Native American wife join them to assist with building a wonderful house that becomes known as ‘The Grand lady .' Little did they know that ‘The lady’ would develop a life of her own. Five generations live happy, productive lives within ‘The Lady ,' before she is abandoned and left to decay with time. Then, after years of loneliness, revolting events occur that bring her to the reality of the modern world. For all who believe a house has personality and a story to tell, The Lady will entertain you with her chronicle. Set in the beauty of the Wind River Mountains, her narrative include historical events of the beautiful state of Wyoming.

About the Author

Carolyn Long-Silvers was born in the Ozarks but lived in a number of places across America. She resided in Wyoming for twenty years, the setting for this story. She raised a large family, worked in public and private schools and was an advocate for individuals with special needs for years. She is now retired and lives with her soul-mate and best friend, Robert, in Northern California.