histórias de Mormon

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Remember that little song you used to sing at church? "The Wise Man Built His House Upon the Rock?" Well, they got the whole story wrong. They messed up BIG TIME. You see, I'm the "foolish man," and this is MY side to the story.

hello readers !! this is a mormon love story, or maybe it's more of a love story that has elements of mormonism. i myself am not a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, but i do have a deep fascination with the religion, it's people, and the culture. i will do my very best to respect the culture and the church, as i would want someone to do for my own religion. if there ever comes a point in my writing in which maybe there's something missing or i used a slang word wrong, please feel free to give me tips/suggestion on how to make the story more enjoyable for an LDS member. i hope that my story if a fun and entertaining read.

True love never ends. At least mine won't... Part memoir, part essay collection, Confessions of a Mormon Bride: Essays on Love and Mormonism, explores the intersections of love and faith as the author makes her way to the wedding alter, assumes the role of wife, and navigates motherhood.

The Bible, more or less.

A lone drifter traverses the Oregon Trail in search of a place to call his own. Hiding from his past he meets others along the way and tries to put back the rights that could've gone wrong.

AU's and Fluff (But Mostly Fluff)

Several Mormons and people around them start experiencing terrible, terrifying things. And it all starts with the cleansing ritual which turns deadly. Out of the spiritual writings of bibles and other literature, Evil seems to be coming true no matter what anyone's faith really is. Written by a Catholic by birth who was manipulated into converting to the mormon cult. Spent 3 miserable years there and then had my name removed from their records. I escaped with my rage and memories from that place.

"I have never kissed you, Trace, what do you mean?' "Yes, you have. Like on occasion. That first night we met, for Pete's Sake, Richard, have you forgotten?" He frowned. "Those have not been real kisses. Pecks, brushes, not real..." "Well," she said pragmatically. "Even if we do kiss on set, for the film audience, not like that's real either." This was a bad hour, the thought flicked through her mind. She shouldn't be up right now, sitting on the counter, with him so close, so.... He leaned toward her. "Maybe we should practice." His voice was that very soft, very sexy screen voice she'd heard him use in several movies. He watched her as he got closer, watched for the sign that she would stop him. Watched for her pulling away, she didn't. Was she thinking about Raine? Was she caught up in the moment? Could she really feel for him what he felt for her? Richard felt his world rocking. Was this the tell-tale moment when it all came crashing down?

a thrilling tale of love, romance, home depot, and organized crime

Soft, kind, smart..the love of your life, until..hot, rich, rude, stubborn, evil. the tale of two 'thews, which one will you choose?

The title says it all.

Just close your eyes and think of Jesus.

Sixteen, licensed to drive, armed with his trumpet and a band, Shake Tauffler slips the harness of his home and neighborhood to test himself in the raw world of the streets and nightclubs of Salt Lake and its outlying towns. His parents intensify their attacks on his growing sense of self. Jazz and its negro heroes still define him; but his church takes off its gloves to teach him that negroes are anything but heroes. His Huck Finn days are over; this is the rebel Shake, haunted by the faceless mystery of never being good enough and a hunger he can’t name, roaming the night alone or with his hoodlum pals, finding refuge in cars, girls, violence, the cry of his trumpet, the faces of the American night. In Book 2, the Shake we knew in Journey takes on tougher obstacles, extends his reach, but continues to meet the senseless forces of his life with courage, wit, and wonder. He leaves Utah for the Army. He embraces the break from his past and the chance to define himself from scratch. But his past comes out of hiding when he falls in love and faces down the ruthless racial dogma of his faith. He returns home to a family and church who are quick to remind him who and where he is. A foreign mission when he turns nineteen lies just ahead. The road is ending. One last defiant self-affirming act takes him across the American West to close it down his way. From Mike Strong, co-founder of Zola Books: "Max Zimmer has written The Great American Mormon Novel. For decades, readers have depended upon a few extraordinary writers to understand fully what it means to be an American - Philip Roth, Julia Alvarez, Ralph Ellison, Erica Jong, John Updike. Zimmer has added a critical new dimension to our shared national understanding of who we are and how we got here in this sweeping narrative. Twelve-year-old Shake Tauffler's decade-long journey through the Mormon Church and beyond will resonate with all Americans who ponder their soul and place in our changing national portrait."

Teenagers live normal lives, right? Wrong. These teenagers don't at least. At least not anymore. They are forced into a cruel world of death and robots that haven't been seen or heard before. They are killers and kill any human on sight. Though something strange happens to this one robot. He doesn't try to kill a human girl. Why? What makes him not want to kill her? Why could he kill others but her? Maybe there's more to him than meets the eye. Helpful criticism is always welcome.

zachs in denial

Enjoy 16 short love stories!

A little creep so you can't sleep ;-) *All stories are written by ME!*