Mormons Stories

As I was about to find out, anyway. Hi. I'm Blake Mills. I'm sixteen, and I'm a Mormon Girl. This story is. . . well, how I found home in the most unlikely of places. Girls Camp.

Life as a geek. So with your twin brother as one of the most popular boys you would think that you would be at least popular by association. Nope i am pretty much a nobody with i am fine with I've never liked the spot light. I am a GEEK a MORMON and this is MY STORY.

Carl Winslow decided this was going to be the best two years of his life. He was finally 18. He was finally going on his mission. Tomorrow, his life was going to change. Tomorrow he was going to make a difference. Jake Hoffman decided this was going to be the worst two years of his life. He didn't want to go on his mission. He didn't want to be a Mormon. He didn't even believe in God. What will happen when Carl and Jake are chosen to be mission companions? Will they be able to live together for two years? Can they really become friends?

Rumors, lies, crimes, members of the church of Jesus Christ of latter day saints... this is my story finally told. None of the names used are the people's real names to protect their privacy.

With the erection almost at end, who will be president of the United States of America?

The Mormons have left earth to populate the Planet Moroni and discover their destiny among the stars and themselves.

A teen girl who has obviously no good conscience moves to Utah where she will find herself with many Mormons. Her cousin teaches her not to be so rebellious, and ends up going to a church activity to only find herself with a new crush. Later that day she gets in a car wreck.Can her faith in Jesus Christ be enough?

What happens when you've got a burning desire to serve God on one side, and on the other a rooted addiction holding you back? No one knows about the addiction, after all, and the only thing between you and taking off on that two-year Mormon missionary service are some paperwork and some interviews with the local church leadership--that and a few little white lies, right? Well, maybe not lies . . . not really. You figure that if you can just hold off on lifting those books from the gas station display spindle, or the magazines from work, or that second edition The Hobbit from your friend's place . . . . If you can just hold off until the interviews, and then a little bit longer until it's time to leave for the Missionary Training Center, well, then, shoot! It's all downhill from there, right? And no one needs to know! Eugene Cross, accidental victim of a special breed of self-justifying kleptomania, learns the hard way that this is not how it works. Righteous desires? Check. Good and supportive friends and church leaders? Check. The required courage to face down the addiction and effect a complete repentance? Hmm. Not so much. Not yet.

What if a girl Named Allyson thought there were no cute Deacons? Then right after christmas break Preston, a cute, athletic, tall brunet moved in. What does she do? And how does she feel?

Charlie was already busy enough with the Price and Simon factory when he receives a mysterious letter detailing the plight of an unfamiliar cousin's situation. His father had told him of extended family that shunned him and his company, and so Charlie naturally wanted to return the unpleasant favor. However, being forced to leave Uganda with nothing or nowhere to go? There was no way Charlie couldn't help. hah I know the cover's bad. I didn't care enough about it.

Man meets woman wearing a Javelina mask. She won't remove the mask. Man pursues woman anyway. Woman binges and purges. Man goes on shoplifting benders, ends up in a psyche ward. Something, something, something about a Higher Power. Will this work? This is insane. Is love even worth it?

When Bernie Parker visits her grandparents in Utah for their 50th anniversary celebration, she never expected to be caught up in the murder of her father. Especially when the police think that it was just suicide. But a secret message she uncovers from her childhood tells her differently. With everyone acting suspicious, who can she trust anymore?

I'm different than other people in the world. I pray, I read the scriptures, I do it all. Don't get me wrong that doesn't make me better, I'm just a girl. A senior in Highschool, however lately there's been talk of a black hole,I don't know exactly what it is, only that it's bad and it seems no one can stop it. Except me.

Jack Schulz should be living the American Dream, right? He has a college degree from Brigham Young, a job as a reporter at his local newspaper, the Allwine Inquisitor, and now, his very own house. However, it only takes a month for him to find a girl in his basement with no memory of who she is, and no one else seems to remember who she is, either. Then his college buddy, Jenny, moves into town and reveals that his hometown of Allwine, Utah is a hotspot for paranormal activity, and his house is right at the center of it. Now it's onto him to fend the town from ghosts, demons, and unusual viruses, all while trying to solve the mystery of the Allwine Bubble: why does no one enter or leave the town? Is there really a hole in time and space, and is the apocalypse really upon them? Now we find ourselves in '82, and for one man, the invisible world is about to become visible.