Relief Society president Sydney OllerVanKeefer hates funerals (she does love the funeral potatoes, however). Taking care of four little kids and one inactive brother, she doesn't need anything terribly traumatic. Right? But when a real crisis hits the family and "Syd" sees the shadowy side of picture-perfect happiness, she realizes that she's been praying for the wrong things and that nobody needs to run faster than she has strength.

When Teira Palmer's company relocates her from Utah to Denmark, she can't wait to see the magical place she heard so many stories about as a child. She also wants to discover more about her grandfather, Soren Pedersen, who died in WWII as an accused traitor to king and country, casting a shadow of shame on his family. Even through her bitterness, Teira is determined to learn the whole story of what her grandfather did. But when strange and frightening...

Jacklyn "Jack" Wyatt is just your average Mormon girl--other than her brief stint with the FBI, her subsequent brush with death, and her dreamy boyfriend, Special Agent Damon Wade. But for the last eight months, Jack's life has returned to its mostly stagnant state. So when Damon heads to las Vegas on assignment, Jack sees the perfect opportunity to surprise her boyfriend. She is the one surprised, however, when she finds herself in the middle of...

As a young widow, all Elaina Bryant wants is a fresh start. Determined to put ten painful years behind her, she returns to her hometown and moves in with her sister, Natalie. Elaina soon accepts a job working at a small bookstore owned by the handsome Ryan Hill and his mother. Despite her reluctance to become romantically involved with anyone, she is drawn to Ryan and finds herself falling in love.

Jen Young, a young Mormon mother, has always felt that she can make life perfect for her family until life's challenges and a difficult struggle raising an autistic daughter teach her to reach out to family, ward members, and God.

Single and twenty-nine, Lauryn Alexander flies back to Utah for a Butterfly Girls reunion and the hope of landing a modest proposal from the man of her dreams.

When Summer Bennett returns to Richfield, Utah, in 1880, after five years at her aunt's finishing school, she discovers a lot has changed. Her father has suffered a crippling injury, and Summer is desperate to get the money to pay for surgery that could allow him to walk again. She hears of a reward offered for the capture of a cunning gang of bank robbers, and her years of etiquette training fall by the dusty roadside. What Summer doesn't count...