Keturah fought her way into Helaman's army. Now she's in Judea building fortifications, and the only thing she's fought so far is boredom. The work is hard, and the other soldiers don't think she can pull her weight. Her brothers are becoming strangers, and Zeke's jealousy is getting worse-because Keturah is falling in love with the wrong warrior. But she's not about to let cruel pranks and hurt feelings keep her from doing what she knows to be right. From burying the dead to whiling away hours on guard duty, Keturah will do whatever it takes to protect her religion, her freedom, her peace, and her family. But in a camp of two thousand boys, the most important thing she has to protect is her heart.

Fight For You (Stripling Warrior)

Religion & Spirituality

Moncur, Misty

Christian Books & Bibles

Eden Books

After defeating their enemy at Manti, the Ammonite warriors are free to return home. But for Keturah, returning home means putting her weapons down and leaving the warriors she has come love. She misses Reb’s stupid jokes and even the hard, awful work of being a soldier. But fighting Lamanites on the battlefield was easy compared to returning to the life of a village girl. She wants to honor her family’s wishes and marry Zeke, but honor will come at a steep price. Zeke might have won Ket’s loyalty with his blood on the battlefield, but he knows he hasn’t won her heart. He’s tired of trying to make her love him, and for Zeke, loyalty just isn’t enough. Gideon knows Keturah is practically betrothed to someone else. He thought he was prepared to take her home to Melek and leave her there, but that was before he let himself kiss her in front of the entire village. Whether Keturah is at home or on the battlefield, there are still battles left to fight—the battles in her heart. Fall in love with Misty Moncur’s stripling warriors, who come alive against her vivid Ancient American backdrop. An intriguing blend of adventure and romance, In All Places is the unforgettable conclusion to her Daughter of Helaman trilogy.

In All Places (Stripling Warrior)

In a delightful new book from Misty Moncur, a broken nose and two black eyes are all it takes for her vibrant young heroine to heal the heart of a scarred and lonely ex-soldier. Silent and invisible, Kenai was the best spy in the stripling army, but all he wants to do is forget what happened during the war. Nothing feels right at home anymore. What good is being a spy among people who have no secrets? He should just slip away into the woods and go back to being invisible, but that’s hard to do when a pretty little village girl is constantly on his tail. Isabel can’t help but notice her brother’s friend is acting strange. They say he was a brave soldier, Helaman’s most trusted spy, but men like that don’t sleep all day, refuse to eat, and avoid their friends. So Isabel does a little spy work of her own, and what she finds in the warrior’s wounded heart might just help her find what’s hidden deep inside her own.

Arrow to His Heart (Stripling Warrior)

There was never any question that two Nephite warriors would charge through enemy lands to free their brother from a Lamanite prison. But bringing their brother's wife on the arduous journey was probably not Jashon's best idea. They could move so much faster without Keturah, and her beauty is more than a little distracting. Lamech isn’t faring any better than his brother. He’s used to protecting himself in enemy lands, but protecting his captain's pretty sister from a Lamanite spy with designs her heart is a complication he has no training for. Watching sweet Sarai fall in love with her brooding watchdog is small consolation for Salome when her own heart is breaking. Meeting Jashon and his kinsmen near the River Sidon was a stroke of luck, but she only hopes Jashon can do what he promises and bring her son home safely. As the brothers travel deeper into the ancient land of their fathers, a land where the right path is not always clear, they will find that their brother was not the only man who needed to be saved.

Brothers In Arms (Stripling Warrior)

Teen & Young Adult

Romance

Watching Sarai leave the village in tears was hard enough for Darius, but now everyone thinks it’s his fault. Stung by embarrassment and tired of disapproving village women and their wary daughters, Dare joins a group of spies loyal to the Chief Judges. But his new work takes him to dark places he wishes he’d never seen, and lately, he’s not so sure he isn’t turning into the person he’s been pretending to be. When Ava followed her brother out of their tiny Lamanite village, she didn’t know he wasn’t planning to return. Stranded in the northern lands, she can’t go home, and she won’t make a life for herself among the enemies she hates. Lost in the strange culture and foreign words, Ava’s looking at a lonely future—when she isn’t stealing glances at Darius, the only Nephite who isn’t uglier than a mangy dog. But Dare disappears a lot. He has secrets, dark ones she can see in his eyes. His family wants to know where he goes. And they want Ava to find out.

In Enemy Arms (Stripling Warrior)

Miriam's determined to marry Lib--only they've never actually met. Lib lives a hundred miles away on the shore of the beautiful West Sea. He's busy building the largest ship on the coast. He doesn't know she exists, and he might be in love with someone else. Miriam's armed with determination, faith, and an unlikely talent for complicated mathematics. Her journey to find Lib ends in disastrous failure, but she might just be the missing factor in an equation Lib can't quite solve on his own.

Beyond the West Sea (Stripling Warrior)

Historical

Hurt, betrayed, and hiding in a filthy abandoned house, Livi would trade anything for a little food. When Shad offers his protection and a way out at no cost, she can hardly trust him, but she doesn't want to stay cooped up with the rats anymore, either. When she's tucked safely in Melek with Shad's family, she thinks she might just find a life away from her corrupt father and his disgusting friend, Kishkumen. But if Kish can get her father instated as the king of Zarahemla, she will never be safe from the factions in the government and the man who would do anything to marry a royal heir.

Follow Where He Leads (Stripling Warrior)

After winning the Global Reuters IUCN media award for excellence in environmental reporting, Alanna Mitchell launched herself on an odyssey that would take her around the world, zeroing in on it's environmental hotspots. Travelling from Madagascar to the Middle East, from the Arctic to the Galapagos Islands, her goal was to explore how humanity could flourish without destroying the planet, and she began with a term of study at Oxford University where she studied Darwin's theories. Darwin challenged the idea that the earth and its species were created for man's benefit and succeeded in overturning the accepted view. Today, we are at a similar crossroads, one where we need to come to terms with the fact that all creation is not here for us, that we are but one species dependent on other species and planetary life-support systems for our own existence. As his theories of evolution changed the whole way of Victorian thinking, so she hopes that today we can accept a similar seismic change and learn to treat our environment in a way that will prolong, rather than shorten its shelf life After Oxford, she sets out to see for herself the effects of our actions in hotspots such as the Madagascan forest, only 10% of which now remains, the Azraq oasis of Jordan which, after supporting life in the Middle East for a quarter of a million years, was turned into a dustbowl in just thirteen years, to the Banks Island in the high Arctic where centuries old graves are being exposed as the ice melts. She charts positive outcomes too, such as the Amazonian rainforests of Suriname, now protected by the government, and the people of Iceland who, having raised their forests centuries ago are now having to develop alternative sources of natural energy An extremely positive book - it shows that although we have reached a crisis point, it is one that we are capable of turning around if we are prepared to embrace the challenges that face us

Dancing at the Dead Sea

Business & Money

Mitchell, Alanna

Economics

Ein schädlicher Einfluss: Die wahre Geschichte eines netten jüdischen Knaben, der bei Scientology landete und zwölf Jahre später zu der hinreißenden Lady wurde, die sie heute ist.

Bornstein, Kate

Other Religions, Practices & Sacred Texts

Jeder kann Papst!: Wie gründe ich eine Religion - in fünf Schritten

Humor & Entertainment

Athans, Philip

Humor

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