Mormon Stories

At age 15, Abigail longs for a flirtation, but finds herself in dire circumstances caused by the sins of the sons of king Mosiah. When, Aaron, Zarahemla's future king, repents and tries to fix her problems, Abigail wonders if her flirtation can be with him. Her choice of whether or not to forgive him affects not only the course of her own life, but that of the kingdom itself.

Love Thy Neighbour.

Based on the Broadway show The Book of Mormon (although it is completely a different story)

Working Title: Overcast Keeping it together was hard enough. Then he showed up. Something about him has her insides screaming to run, and to run far. Now, Krysta's no stranger to the bizarre, you know?, what with her 'witch' of a grandmother and all, but... something about this guy has her hair standing on end. From the hungry look in his dark eyes to his uncanny stillness, there's just something so predatory about Adrian. And then, of course, he's not the only thing taking up real-estate in her mind -oh no, no, sir, not by a country-mile. From helping her mother -with whom she has a strained relationship-tend to a practical army of siblings, to a new school of culture barriers, to the mysterious pattern of violent murders that seem to be getting closer, there's a million things going on and only 23.93 hours in a day. And that's not even getting into the shit in her head. If things keep piling up-and if she's not careful about it--Krysta just might wind up in the hospital again...

Not quite satire, not quite farce, but definitely juvenile - a would-be suitor writes to Ms. Paul, a very public figure from "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" and "The Bachelorette".

It's a classic bad boy and good girl story but with a Mormon Twist. In the story the Bad boy is Bryant big, strong, and definitely bad and the good girl is Paris who is innocent, happy, and most of all a Mormon. Read to find out what happens when you have a bad boy, mormon girl and her group and teenage and family struggles. Written by @Modern_Mormon_Girl and @alycat107 Published on both @Modern_Mormon_Girl and@alycat107accounts so check out it on either account.

Plot: Aromea is a 17 year old mormon musician, surfer from L.A, coming to Perth for a competition and a tour. She apparently looks like a boy. But with her boyish looks will she find romance in the new city, and who will her heart choose at the end?

This is about a Mormon girl who has to stand up for what she believes for in a world that seems to be against her. Every way she turns something bad is going on. The world is continually accepting bad things as good. Now she is left to find her way to the light through the darkness.

"The new recruits are here!" i say as i rush into the room. I gawk at the taller one of the two, his swooshy brown hair and doe-like brown eyes, his tight-fitting top and that smile... that smile that could kill a thousand starstruck girls... Or Mormon boys for that matter, because i felt like I could've died in that moment.

Mr. Kevin Price, Latin teacher at Coopersville High School, was found sleeping in class and was sent to the guidance counselor, Mr. Connor McKinley. Upon observing Kevin's sleeping problems, Connor tries to help him using the only way he can, through music. With assistance from his glee club, Connor introduces Kevin to a new way of fighting his stress and letting loose.

This is a Mormon version of a love story. Please no hate on being Mormon I respect your religion, please respect mine. And this is my first story! Happy reading! Also This story is pretty long. I greatly appreciate feedback! Thanks so much!

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

I live my life like others, at least that's what you see on the outside, but if you dig a little deeper you'll find I'm nothing like the rest of the world. The reason? I'm a Mormon.

Jude is a senior preparing for the reality he has to face when he turns eighteen. He will either have to give up his rebellious teen years, along with the person he loves, or face his family and give up the familiarity that his church, and community, has brought. He can either continue to live a lie, or finally tell everybody the truth. But it's not that cut and dry.

Mason Kelly, a Mormon boy from the Californian suburbs, has grown up being taught many things. That alcohol is bad, sex before marriage is bad and being gay is a sin. He's taught that God chose all these rules, so heaven could be the best place. But does God even exist? -------- Started; 15/10/19 Finished; A story about self-acceptance, identity, faith and sexuality. Warnings; This book includes mentions of homophobia, transphobia, substance and alcohol abuse, derogatory terms and domestic abuse.

Luke of for King & Country believed that Christian polygamy was alright under the right circumstances- and so did Courtney. What happens when I come on the set of their lives?

Aly Nash is a Mormon girl living in an Iowa world. She is the typical "Utah Mormon girl": she gets good grades, upholds her standards, lives virtuously, etc...until she met Jessie Manning, a non-mormon bully. Although she is strong enough to stand up for her beliefs, she may not be strong enough to stand up against Jessie, the greatest temptation.

DISCLAIMER: I MADE THE COVER IN 6TH GRADE IK ITS THE WRONG *YOU'RE NOW "People just look past me. I couldn't tell you how many people I've walked up to and they had no recognition in their face that there was anyone standing in front of them talking to them. I was always invisible- until I met you." Seventeen year old Desirae is not- I repeat, is NOT a player, or a "baddie". She has a $50 Wal-Mart phone and $5 sneakers for goodness' sakes! She considered herself to be a very average teenage girl. Nice friends, minimal problems with mean girls, and was honestly proud of her 2.6 GPA. Up until the night Valerie decided to have a wild party. That was the start. By the end of the week she had not 1 bad boy and nerd like the stereotypically clichés we have all read, but FIVE new boy "friend" situations on her hand. Desirae does not see a need for her to tell any of these boys that she is uninterested, because its not like any of them are serious, just "talking". Plus, if she COULD get douchebag Carmen off her hands, she would. Formerly "You're my Kryptonite"

idk suggest things?? I'm not sureeeeeeeee.