Lea grew up as a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Mormon as most people call it. When another member, Daniel, brings one of his very attractive friends to Seminary, Lea finds herself unwilling to listen to everyone else's warning to leave him alone. Something about him just feels right, no matter what her parents tell her. Mason grew up in a broken home. His father died when he was ten, his mother is never home, and he is left to take care of his younger sister Clara basically alone. Being the most popular guy in school, it takes him by surprise when an innocent little church girl he happened to meet becomes all he can think about. Can they make this relationship work when so many differences try to push them apart? Follow these two characters on a way of finding peace, love, and discovering themselves.

Stacy Travie is a seventeen-year-old senior in high school. She's not the prettiest nor the skinniest girl. She's never caught the attention of a single guy in her life. But, that all changes when she accidentally texts the wrong number. Nick Cam is an eighteen-year-old senior in high school. He knows he's cute and constantly has girls competing for his attention. But he's never liked someone for real. That all changes when a random person texts him. Stacy and Nick meet over text and keep it that way for a while until texting turns into calling and soon to the desire to meet. Not realizing that they in fact have known each other all their lives and actually, have encountered one another in unfriendly matters, the two are afraid the other will be ashamed when they meet one another. Stacy isn't as pretty as her personality over text, and Nick's reputation isn't as pretty as it is over text.

Here's some Mormon memes and cute pick up lines for all y'all other Mormons out there! :D (By the way, for those of you who don't know, Mormonism is a religion. If you aren't comfortable with looking at things from different religions [or any religion] then I suggest not reading this. :P)

Just some funny appropriate memes I make or find

Charlotte, Miss. Popular, is living a normal life when she starts to notice "strange" things about this one girl who always wears a certain necklace that has a picture of a torch, but the flame is the profile of a girls face. This girl doesn't do certain things that a normal girl would do or behave like. Follow Charlotte on her journey to figure out what is so different about this girl, that might even change Charlottes life.

This is a story of a Mormon Girl named Raine Jonson who is just starting 8th grade in her new middle school called Marsh Middle School. Because of some reasons, Raine is trying to fit in the "Cool Kid" group, but she also wants to stay with the standards of her church, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. She has to make hard sacrifices and choices regarding the way she will lead her life. How will Raine end up? Can she endure the in the rough winds of a new middle school, new friends, and maybe drama of boys. This book is clean with no bad language so please do not use any when commenting. Completed

She's your cliché good girl. He's your cliché bad boy. Do they have a cliché story? Nope. www.lds.org (Not edited so feel free to point out mistakes and what not:) share with your friends!! Thanks)