For those who believe, it’s no secret that this life is not the end. Learn for yourself what awaits us all in these inspiring true accounts from Latter-day Saints who have been shown a glimpse through the thin veil between this life and the life thereafter. Sure to uplift any reader, this beloved book, compiled from the previous Beyond the Veil series, is a must-read-a true testament to the eternal nature of God’s plan.

This novel-based on Lee Nelson's actual LDS mission to Germany is a pleasing, uplifting journey of self-discovery. The plot twists and heart-touching scenes rival any of those found in the author's Storm Testament series. “Elder Spencer W. Kimball laid his warm, strong hands on my head and in a raspy voice, proceeded to set me apart as a missionary. He blessed me that I would be protected from harm, that I would enjoy good health, and that if I kept the commandments and remained faithful I...

As a divorce lawyer, Moses Storm has probably saved more marriages than he’s destroyed, but he can’t seem to make things right with his own wife. So, when the opportunity comes to go to Africa to hunt some man-eating lions, he jumps at the chance, believing he has nothing to lose. To Storm’s surprise, he finds himself attracted to a beautiful African woman—a woman who was only a child the last time he visited Africa twenty-five years earlier. Her perfection has only become more refined and...

In 1845 an enterprising Philadelphia publisher decides to send a beautiful female journalist, disguised as a schoolteacher, to the Mormon city of Nauvoo on the Mississippi River. He hopes she will lure the Mormon polygamists out of hiding and get the real story that has evaded male journalists too long. Caroline Logan accepts the assignment with dreams of riches and fame as a best-selling author.Caroline refuses to be distracted from her goal, even when she finds herself falling in...

Dan Storm, 15, and Ike, an escaped slave, leave Missouri for the Utah frontier, where they become friends with Neuwafe, a chief of the Ute Indians.

Addy Jordan was an Officer in the U.S. Army when she sustained a serious head injury from a bomb in Afghanistan. The head injury has left her with lasting effects that ultimately forces her out of the military. Now Addy has moved to the always exciting New York City and works as a bank teller with her best friend, Sharleen. What was an ordinary workday turns not so ordinary when the man of her dreams, clothing model Jayden St. George, walks into her bank. Even though Addy believes herself ...

First published in 1859, Nelson Lee’s Three Years Among the Comanches is perhaps the most widely known story of all Indian captivity narratives. Lee was a Texan Ranger captured by marauding Indians in the 1850s and forced to live with them as a slave for three years before making his escape. His account includes detailed descriptions of life in a nomadic Comanche village, his marriage to a young squaw, buffalo hunts, Comanche versus Apache conflicts, Comanche myth...

Three Years among the Comanches: The Narrative of Nelson Lee the Texan Ranger, is an autobiographical account of the captivity of Lee. It was first published in 1859, one year after Lee escaped and made his way to El Paso, Texas.

In '3 Years Among the Comanches', Nelson Lee provides a gripping firsthand account of his experiences living amongst the Comanche tribe in the 19th century. Lee's detailed descriptions of their customs, traditions, and daily life offer a valuable insight into Native American culture during a tumultuous period in American history. The book is written in a straightforward, yet poignant style, allowing readers to truly connect with the struggles and triumphs of the Comanche people. Lee's narr...

In this reprint of a classic Indian Captivity Narrative from the 19th century, Nelson Lee recounts his adventures and his narrow escape from the Comanches in tales nearly too tall to be true. From South America to Texas, he finds adventure everywhere. Lee emerges from one hairy situation only to ride into another daring adventure with the coolness of a Hollywood hero. For three years he is held captive among the Comanches. Tortured by his captors, this Texas Ranger survives to tell others ...

In "Three Years Among the Comanches," Nelson Lee offers a riveting account of his experiences living with the Comanche tribe during the tumultuous period of the mid-19th century. The narrative is characterized by vivid descriptions and an immersive first-person perspective that captures the complexities of Comanche culture, their customs, and the stark realities of frontier life. Lee's literary style blends adventure and ethnographic observation, providing a rare glimpse into the lives of ...

"If you're looking for something both exciting and historical 'Three Years Among the Comanches' may fill the bill...the story Texas Ranger Nelson Lee tells of his captivity by the Comanches...was married to an Indian woman." The Times (Shreveport), Oct. 20, 1957This is a detailed account of Lee's captivity among the Comanches in the 1850's and his escape through the mountains back to white civilization. The story is full of encounters with alligators, snak...