World class scholar Hugh Nibley (master of 22 languages and research specialist of the Middle East) enthusiastically endorsed this book. Authors Bruce Warren and Harold Brown researched ancient American cities and ruins for decades with dozens of trips to remote jungles in Central and South America. Warren (Ph.D., University of Arizona) spent nine seasons with the New World Archaeological Foundation in southern Mexico, conducting field and museum research. In the process he and Brown came up with incredible, eye-opening discoveries. While some voters on this site discount its very premise -- of Christ appearing to the inhabitants of ancient America -- they give this book a low rating without truly investigating it. But the authors are appreciative of those who approach this topic and this book with an open mind.

New Evidences of Christ in Ancient America

Religion & Spirituality

Blaine M. Yorgason

Bruce W. Warren

Harold Brown

Christian Books & Bibles

Stratford Books

The Christmas angel: A true story

Minerva, Jerilyn

History of Joseph Smith by His Mother: THE UNABRIDGED ORIGINAL VERSION with ADDED ROUGH DRAFT By Lucy Mack Smith (2005)

Biographies & Memoirs

Lucy Mack Smith

Leaders & Notable People

For "Work and the Glory" fans, this riveting series follows a fascinating yet fictional pioneer family through accurate church history. In Vol. 1 a Latter-day Saint newspaper writer has his world turned upside down when he meets a woman far more than his match. See how mobs attack their city, chase them from their farms, and how they still come out victorious. Fall in love with the characters and read history that moves you! (Hardcover)

The Kade Family, Vol. 1: The Quest to Zion (Kade Family Saga)

Literature & Fiction

Laurel Mouritsen

Contemporary

The compelling story of the Kade family continues, written by a master story teller. Danger and intrigue mount as the Kade's’ son, James, strives to shield the Prophet Joseph from assassination. Join the Kades in all the color and pageantry, intrigue and suspense, of old Nauvoo. Its legacy as a place of promise will stir your heart and kindle an excitement in church history.

The Kade Family Saga, Vol. 2: A Place of Promise

United States

This is the only biography of Joseph Smith written from interviews with his personal friends. Covering his entire life, it focuses on little-known facts surrounding the conspiracy at Carthage - - those who plotted Joseph s murder - by those who wanted him out of the way.

Life of Joseph Smith the Prophet, UNABRIDGED

George Q. Cannon

This beautiful pioneer story continues the breathtaking drama of the Kade family as they move west with the saints. James lives the ecstasy and agony of young love in an unyielding desert, while sister Elizabeth welters in shattered dreams back in Nauvoo where she has chosen to remain.

The Kade Family Saga, Vol. 3: Between Two Shores

IN ONLY THIS EDITION both the full life and the dramatic assassination of Parley P. Pratt are detailed. Parley himself writes about his life, while his death is reported by independent historian Richard Lloyd Dewey, who pulls together long-obscure historical facts to tell how Pratt was hunted down by enemies in Arkansas while on a mission. The fascinating details show how the hunt to kill him was as mesmerizing and colorful as the rest of his life. This is the UNABRIDGED, ORIGINAL VERSION. To make it THE MOST READABLE EDITION IN PRINT, a staff of editors spent months meticulously re-typesetting the work to make it FREE FROM O.C.R. AND OTHER ERRORS found in most other versions. This edition is in CLEAN, MODERN TYPE. Thus, Pratt's FULL NARRATIVE is now easier than ever for readers to enjoy. Thrilling generations of readers, this is more than a biography. It details many major events, with Parley at the center as an eyewitness, making this a treasure-trove of adventure, intrigue, and mind-boggling miracles. What sets it apart from others? It is the only biography of Joseph Smith written from interviews with his personal friends!

Autobiography of Parley P. Pratt, UNABRIDGED with EXCLUSIVE FOREWORD by Richard Lloyd Dewey, detailing his unsual assassination

Parley P.Pratt

This is the fastest-moving of all biographies on Joseph Smith, and certainly the most readable, written in the inimitable style of the best-selling author of Porter Rockwell: A Biography, which was highly acclaimed by critics and the public alike.

Joseph Smith: A Biography

Richard Lloyd Dewey

History

This best-selling, historically accurate novel series renders Porter's life in story form, bringing it alive for adults and teens alike. (While Volume 1 sets the stage for the series, Volumes 2-4 engage readers more completely as Porter's life becomes increasingly dangerous and interesting.) Volume 1 begins with his childhood years in New York, where he becomes best friends with the future Mormon prophet Joseph Smith. The story continues through Porter's settlement with the Mormons in Missouri, where he fights against mobs and falls in love with a vivacious young woman. Readers witness his humorous courtship, as he is determined to marry her. He meanwhile proves himself in friendship and loyalty to his neighbors, and even as a teen becomes their protector. In a surprise move, the young woman he loves agrees to marry him. Based on solid research from the best-selling biography by the author, Dewey proves himself a capable novelist as well as best-selling biographer. First hardcover printing sold out in only 8 days. Now in 5th Hardcover Printing and in E-book.

The Porter Rockwell Chronicles, Vol. 1

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