Mormon Stories

Losing somebody can be really hard, and the demigods have lost many. Sometimes you can feel lost, sad, remorseful, as Percy does when he loses yet another friend to Thanatos. So Nico says fuck it.

Doing this my way

the messages of connor mckinley and kevin price. **book two of my text message series! if you want, you can read the first book, "messages of churchtarts," though it doesn't have anything to do with this book.

If you're having a rough day, and you need a pick-me-up, you've come to the right place! This is my collection of quotes, both funny and inspirational. Basically anything I find worth sharing, and why I chose to share it. I'll try to post one every day, but no guarantees. Enjoy!

Sometimes love isn't what you get from each other. *UPDATE: This story is under MAJOR reconstruction. There will be updates when I can write. I am only publishing it instead of drafts to get feedback*

This is the story of Abigail Adams, The goth girl who gets along with no one, And Thomas Laston, The geeky/super friendly guy everyone loves and gets along with. When fate brings these two together, will they prove the saying "opposites attract" true, or will everything fall apart? Well I guess you'll just have to read to find out!

After becoming a princess over night, Sofia the First started keeping a diary. She wrote down all of her feelings and secrets in this diary, secrets that could change everything. When a pesky bunny looses her diary on castle grounds and her secrets get spilled to the whole kingdom, all hell breaks loose.

The eponymous Mormon Hulk, Elder Jacob Phillip Gooding from Sandy, Utah, USA, has been on his 2 year Mormon mission with a beast lurking inside him, a Hulk like one of his favourite fictional characters: Bruce Banner. These are his transformations from what's meant to be a spiritual experience for him

Oriana and Mike are ordinary 12 year olds. Well, that is until one day when everything is switched. Then their lives aren't so ordinary anymore. (Contains some actual events, but the vast majority of this book is fictional. Like, literally the first couple of chapters are the only chapters that have real events, and those events have been tweaked) "White lights, flirt in the darkness This road leads where your heart is These signs, something we can't ignore no We can't back down We'll never let them change us We're going to make it now What are we waiting for What are we waiting for Nobody else needs to know Where we might go We could just run them red lights We could just run them red lights There ain't no reason to stay We'll be light years away We could just run them red lights We could just run them red lights..." The story line and cover are inspired by the song. Song: Red Lights by Tiesto https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzY4XNI7x5A&list=LLnRcRGw1X3Q7RSlQhbvm_zw&index=424

All clean funny. Some are jokes only Mormons would understand. Many are political or lawyer jokes. I like to use these to text people at random times. They tend to be great icebreakers for conversations too. NOT ALL MINE!!! I get these from Facebook, friends, or other joke books.

AU's and Fluff (But Mostly Fluff)

30 days. 30 letters. All to people who probably won't read them. But each one touches the heart of those who do.

Unforgettable Journey into City of No-Where: There is such Shiny County where a Senatorial Power places me together with Family Unknown before one round table and next to little Lady from GENERATION INDIGO who dares to ask so many Questions who dares to ask so many Questions who dares to ask so many Questions about My Life.

Serving on a mission for two years is a really great experience. But...what if you met your future eternal companion during your mission? Are you willing to wait for two years? and trust his promise that he will comeback after his mission? *********************** I met a handsome man wearing white long-sleeved and necktie on his neck and nametag on his chest. They are the missionary of the church of Jesus Christ of latter day Saints their purpose is to help others come unto Christ by serving them as the Savior would

A cult member. Peter, age 20, knows Mormonism, but little else. No street smarts, book smarts, or social smarts. More significant, Peter knows nothing of religious mind control, viewing the world as his parents and church created it for him. His bipolar disorder, lack of maturity, and desire to do the right thing collided when he decided to serve a two year mission for his church, family, and community. What Peter wanted or needed never crossed his mind. Religious delusions and mental illness push him to extreme actions when repeated failures push him to bizarre and unorthodox behavior. If he survives his crazy mission to save the world who will he be? How can he find reality when he has been fed lies his whole life?

Kacie forest is on the verge of falling out of her own mindset. Will she get back on track?

|||2021 WATTYS SHORTLIST||| Not everyone's high school experience involves hot romance, parties and big plans for the future. Some kids are shy. Some kids are socially awkward. Some kids have heavy burdens placed on them by their families or their religions. This is the tale of two of those kids. In her senior year, Sabrina Himmelschein feels like she has no privacy and no life of her own. She lives in one of San Francisco's iconic Postcard Row houses, in an Orthodox Jewish family with high standards and expectations. At a speech tournament she meets Neil Cannon, who lives up north among the vineyards of Sonoma County, where his parents happily work in the wine industry, despite being teetotaling Mormons. They form a bond, but reluctantly break it; the religious and cultural gulfs between them are too wide to bridge. Four years later, their dreams of changing the world reduced to retail jobs selling socks and cologne, they unexpectedly meet again. After the families and faiths they've depended on their whole lives have let them down in a dramatic way, Neil and Sabrina struggle with an important question: should they feel guilty about being happy to be back together?

After a strange yet exciting encounter with a charismatic stranger, Cordy finds herself doing things she wouldn't normally do in her small southern town. Though her activities distress her more and more, there seems to be no way for her to stop the compulsions. Compulsions to build, to write, to travel, to... kill? As more strangers move into her town and bizarre events continue, Cordy will need to find a way to overcome her fears and face what lies within...

Grayson Kelly is your typical hot, high school bad boy. He's always wearing his signature leather jacket with a white shirt that hugs his toned abs, his black combat boots, and ripped jeans. At least that's what everyone thought until Emma LaRoe moved right next door to Grayson. Now it will be known to everyone (well, everyone that will believe her) that Grayson is not only your typical bad boy, he's also your typical obedient Mormon young man. Go on this journey with Emma and Grayson. *DISCLAIMER* THIS IS A SWEAR FREE STORY.