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PIP Goes to Camp by Donna L. Peterson

Pip’s parents are sending him to summer camp—the one place he absolutely, definitely does not want to go! Now he’s in for eight whole days of torture: playing games, making crafts, and boating on the lake. But worst of all are the people! From Whiner Winston keeping him awake all night with his complaining to Corrector Cora sticking her know-it-all nose into every place but […]

August 9, 2012 / 1 Comment

Prom Night in Purgatory by Amy Harmon

Where does before end and after begin? Johnny Kinross is a boy from the 1950s, a boy trapped in time, and Maggie is the girl who loves him. By some miracle and against all odds, Johnny and Maggie are given a second chance at life and love. But Johnny is freed from Purgatory only to find himself in a totally different time and place, in […]

August 8, 2012 / 0 Comments

Above and Beneath by R. Bruce Sundrud

Abby Livingston watches over her silent brother Sam, who is small for his age and contantly teased. She is annoyed by her science teacher Professor Eldritch, who keeps asking his students to report anything unusual to him, such as unexpected caves, doors going nowhere, and the like. One evening Sam discovers a mysterious hole underneath a chestnut tree in their back yard. Professor Eldritch encourages […]

August 8, 2012 / 0 Comments

Witch Born by Amber Argyle

Brusenna thought it was finished. She defeated the Dark Witch, saving the Haven Witches from imprisonment and death. She found love and a place to belong. She was wrong. Haven is not the sanctuary it appears to be. Even love is in danger of slipping away like water through cupped hands. Some things can’t be saved. A new threat merges with the old as the […]

August 8, 2012 / 2 Comments

The Epic Tales of a Misfit Hero by Matt Peterson

Turning 12 isn’t the easiest thing to do… From passing the sacrament with his fly down to failing miserably at capture the flag, Andrew knows he’ll never be able to fulfill his duties as a deacon. But when tragedy strikes on his Boy Scout backpacking trip, Andrew’s whole troop must become stronger than they ever imagined. There’s no time to be weak anymore. Read excerpt […]

August 7, 2012 / 1 Comment

The Ten-Day Daughter by S. Michael Wilcox

When a young woman, nine months pregnant and homeless, wanders into an LDS Institute building, the director has no idea how this chance meeting will change his life—and the lives of all who meet her. Based on a true story, The Ten-Day Daughter is a poignant examination of how we treat the “stranger within the gate,” and a reminder that giving, no matter what the […]

August 6, 2012 / 1 Comment

When We Touch by Brenda Novak

You’re invited to. . . a wedding in Whiskey Creek—Hear of the Gold Country! Unfortunately, it’s the wrong wedding. Olivia Arnold is arranging the festivities — and it’s the hardest thing she’s ever done. Because she should’ve been marrying Kyle Houseman. They were together for two years. . . But her jealous sister, Noelle, purposely stole him away — and now she’s pregnant. All their […]

August 4, 2012 / 0 Comments

My Forever by Jolene B. Perry

Dani is mortified that she’ll finish her senior year of high school as the pregnant girl, and has no idea how to tell her father, who is also the pastor of her church. When her friend, Michael, sits down next to her in the hallway at school, it leads her inside the doors of the Mormon church, a group she’s been warned against for years. […]

August 4, 2012 / 0 Comments

Beyond the White River by Kristen McKendry

Faith Frisbee fled Mustang, a small western town, years ago after a devastating event that could have broken her. Now she has returned, a strong, independent, and compassionate woman, and she’s brought with her a flock of unwanted and orphaned children she’s collected the way other women gather flowers by the roadside to raise as her own on her remote farm. Joe Condie is intrigued […]

August 3, 2012 / 1 Comment

The Sand Princess by R. Bruce Sundrud

Hannah, an orphan in the monastery on the planet St. Erasmus, is a telekinete, someone who can move objects, including space ships, with her mind. Father Mardik tries to shield her from being recruited, but when Captain Bonner’s telekinete dies, the Captain comes to St. Erasmus looking for a replacement. Hannah pushes her way ahead of the eager Brother Evremond, winning a place aboard the […]

August 2, 2012 / 0 Comments