Massacre at Salt Creek

Yorgason, Brenton G.

Yorgason, Blaine M.

DOUBLEDAY

Seven Days for Ruby

When John Phips, a vagabond, stops at the home of Ruby Alder, an elderly widow, and offers to do some work in exchange for a meal, Ruby agrees. But there is something familiar about John - in fact, she once knew a man named John Phips. But is this the same man? And if it is, can she trust him? How much has he changed in fifty years? As Ruby tries to sort out these questions, and as John continues to work for her, she begins falling in love with him. Ruby's son, Will, believes that John Phips will be nothing but trouble. In fact, he has evidence that John is an anarchist who is wanted by the law. Ruby, however, never gives up hope...

Literature & Fiction

Deseret Book Co.

The Greatest Quest, by master storytellers Blaine and Brenton Yorgason, traces the lives of four college friends who, during World War II, set off on a grand quest - to find God and his only true church. Adapted from a true story, this dramatic novel explores the biblical evidence of Christ's true church. It also explores the motivations of the four friends: Jamie's single-minded concentration, Joseph's sincere desire, Will's doubt, and Susan's pure hope. As love blossoms between Joseph and Susan, the war separates them and jeopardizes their quest for God. Finally, when Joseph's life hangs in the balance, the truth is revealed in stunning simplicity. The Greatest Quest is the perfect book for those who love truth, and for those who seek it.

The Greatest Quest

United States

In another romp through the Old West, master storytellers Blaine and Brenton Yorgason describes the teenage years of Jons Soderberg (later Bishop Soderberg In The Bishop's Horse Race). Jons has fallen in love with the beautiful Steenie Bergman, wise beyond her years. But Steenie's step-uncle Ben Crost has decided he wants nothing more to do with the Mormons. So he leaves the Salt Lake Valley, taking his family - and Steenie - with him. Steenie, however, has left a note to Jons, hoping he will rescue her and bring her back. Jons has several problems, though, not the least of which is the federal army that is fast approaching Salt Lake City. Still, with the help of crusty old Gideon Monson, a half-wild dog named Lazarus, and a little gray mustang named Perdy, Jons perseveres to find his true love - and learns some lessons about faith in the process.

In Search of Steenie Bergman (Soderberg Series, No 5)

Intimacy. What is it? Contrary to what the tabloids might have us believe, achieving true intimacy with another person is a multifaceted endeavor. Intimacy is the compelling desire and need to be linked to, or connected with, another person. And this linkage can occur in several ways. 
Authors Brenton and Margaret Yorgason suggest that intimacy goes beyond the physical closeness a man and a woman can share. Physical intimacy in marriage, as important as it is, is superficial until elevated to the status the Lord intended.

Sacred Intimacy

Yorgason, Margaret

Contemporary

In October 1944, World War II was in full swing. And right in the middle of it, on the tiny Pacific island f Moratai, was William H. Bennett, a young army lieutenant who would someday become a General Authority of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saings --- first as an Assistant to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles and then as a member of the First Quorum of the Seventy. "Here Stands a Man" is a novelized form of the experiences of this remarkable man during the years of combat in the Pacific. Brother Bennett not only remained true to his LDS ideals under life-threatening situations, but he also taught lessons of courage, morality, and the Word of Wisdom to the men under his command and to countless others. This book offers remarkable insights into the history of World War II. But more than that, it tells the story of one who was true to his convictions, one who not only served his country well but also became a mighty servant of the Lord.

Here Stands a Man

Religion & Spirituality

Book by Yorgason, Blaine M., Yorgason, Brenton G.

The Soderberg Saga: Includes: The Bishop's Horse Race, Brother Brigham's Gold, Seven Days for Ruby, & in Search of Steenie Bergman

The prophet Nephi wrote that he likened the scriptures to his people for their profit and learning. In The Loftier Way, master storytellers Blaine and Brenton Yorgason apply this principle by bringing to life the lessons of the Book of Mormon through fictionalized accounts of events and personalities in that great book of scripture. Included are nine stories of Nephi, Alma, Moroni, and other men and women of the ancient American frontier who chose the lofty way of God over the way of the world.

The Loftier Way: Tales from the Ancient American Frontier

There was once a wit who, as he brought the girl back to her door, would sometimes ask, "Do you kiss goodnight on a first date?" If the girl said no, he would ask, "How about the last?" Any young man or woman who will read this book will know how to handle such situations and a lot more besides.

From first date to chosen mate

Bookcraft

From This Day Forth: The Joy of Marriage

Christian Books & Bibles

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