US Edition5-times-married woman behind 1920s B.C. cattle rustling ring inspires new book
- Vernon writer Natalie Appleton discovered the story of Belle Jane, a woman who led a gang of horse and cattle thieves in the 1920s, while researching for her book Between and Beyond the Benches.
- Appleton's novel, I Want To Die In My Boots, provides a fictional account of Jane's life and is set to be available on April 8.
- Appleton emphasizes that Jane's story challenges historical narratives, highlighting the resilience of women during that era.
- Appleton describes her work as a blend of actual events, research, and fiction, offering a unique perspective on womanhood.
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