August brings three books highlighting very different times and places. Journey to contemporary Canada, turn-of-the-century Austria, and 1800s Scotland. All three are outstanding books.
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Latter-day Saint Fiction: July Releases
Two very different books have been released this month. Fly Home to Me by Chalon Linton is a contemporary with a military angle while Pursuing Miss Hall by Karen Thornell is a classical Regency. Both are well-written and great for taking a break from summer heat, relaxing on the beach, or wiling away a lazy evening.
Latter-day Saint Fiction: A Sweet Summer Treat
Four popular romance authors are featured in The Heart of the Frontier, a collection of charming western romances that you won’t want to miss!
Latter-day Saint Fiction: Novellas for Returning Missionaries
The unique time right after a mission can be difficult. These novellas illustrate the challenges and fun of recently returned missionaries re-entering the throws of life after their missions are done.
Book Review: More Than Romance
Two highly esteemed writers take us beyond great romances to stories of talented women who excel in their chosen fields while still experiencing the thrill of falling in love.
Meeting a Doorkeeper in the House of the Lord: A Review of “Hugh Nibley Observed”
With Brother Nibley, it was the work he published and taught that would have been the most important to him. Yet most of those who have read and studied him through the Collected Works, either never met him or really didn’t know much about the man behind the books. Until now.
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