Provo: a story of people in motion

Brown, Marilyn McMeen Miller

Brigham Young University Press

The Earthkeepers

Art Publishers

Goodbye, Hello

Randall Book, Co.

<p>This authentic saga is based on the actual history of the frustrations and triumphs of the original settlers of Utah Valley. They struggled to build and maintain a civilization in a desert no one else wanted, but which the United States Government still wanted to control.</p>

Shadows of Angels

Covenant Communications

<p>It was almost Christmas, 1918. Returning from war-torn Europe to his home in Provo, Utah, Hanson Eastman sat in his train coach and listened to the voices echoing in the sound of steel rails: the murmur of the old Indian Grandmother Rain, the voice of his old aunt Mara, and the voice of his father Ashel and his mother Caroline, and then penetrating all of these voices, a quiet lament from the girl he left five years ago. It was Grace who seemed to be pleading with him now: "I am waiting. We are all waiting for you to come home." Thus begins the story of Royal House, a sequel to Shadows of Angels.</p>

Royal House: A Novel

Literature & Fiction

Covenant Communications,Inc.

Patrick Wallace, a cello player in the school orchestra, stayed too late in the gym one afternoon practicing for the Christmas program. When he left to go home, he discovered he had missed the school bus! As he tried to lug his cello down the sidewalk, it began to snow. Though he had been taught never to accept a ride from a stranger, the temptation was too great, and he found himself in deep trouble at Christmas time. This is the story he told to his worried neighbors. The author was one of those neighbors who lived in Provo in 1944.

Christmas at the M&M

Salt Press

Families are fragile, vulnerable to both inside and outside forces, but especially in times of war. Working to build a "sound house" during World War II, the McKinseys struggle against the tension of conflict on many levels: the family disagrees, the neighborhood threatens dangers, the nation suffers the terror of Pearl Harbor. At about the same time the family tapes black paper in the windows and waits inside the closet praying for safety, Lindy finds the deep woods filled with dark secrets. A prize-winning novel, House on the Sound offers " . . . a sense of drama heightened by sculpted lines and language. Like all good fiction, and a lot of poetry, the pages are "haunted" by its earlier sounds and images so that a real tension is often created in the form of expectation."

House on the Sound: A Novel [Hardcover] Brown, Marilyn McMeen Miller

Genre Fiction

Cedar Fort

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