Not Just Your Typical Mormon Story
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Last published Mon, Oct 16, 2017
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.
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