After battling personal, professional, and financial setbacks, it looks as though Jayson finally has it all - fame, fortune, and a great family. However, he learns how swiftly a rising star can become extinguished. Just when he reaches an irreversible crisis point in his life, God's arms reach out to protect Jayson from his own worst impulses. But the road to healing can be arduous and elusive. And even with the love and support of his precious Elizabeth,...

James turned Eleanore to face him, and she crumbled in his arms, sobbing against his chest while the empty ache of losing her baby swirled into the heartbreak of having fear and secrecy shatter the perfect happiness she'd found in embracing the gospel.

Jackson and Chas have all the ingredients for "happily-ever-after" until a traumatic and life-changing event in Jackson's life plunges his family into chaos and sorrow. His mother's unexpected death hurtles him toward a painful pilgrimage into a past that collides with the anguish of the present and threatens to destroy his family's future.

In this compelling conclusion to a remarkable series, the Dickensian Inn once again proves itself to be a place of warmth and welcome-a place where, under the gentle tutelage and friendship of proprietors Chas and Jackson Leeds, the light of the gospel and the miracle of forgiveness change people's lives and bring peace and healing.

In the sprawling countryside of Montana, beautiful widow Chas Henrie cares for her Dickens-loving Granny Fanny, runs the Dickensian Inn in Anaconda, and deals with her private grief and past secrets the only way she can--alone. But when her handsome guest, FBI special agent Jackson Leeds enters her life, things change quickly for both of them, and especially for Jackson whose lifestyle and past are both troubled and troubling.

Nauvoo, the spring of 1842. Ian and Wren Brierley have settled into their new home and are enjoying the blessings of the gospel and the companionship of the Saints. With a baby on the way, their joy seems full to overflowing ... until Joseph Smith pays a visit to their home with a message destined to change their lives and challenge their faith.

Salt Lake City, 1862. Gillian--Ian and Wren's eldest daughter--has grown into a lovely young woman who is a source of help and strength to her family. Little does she realize that her life is about to be turned upside down as she must choose between two suitors--the honorable and trusted family friend Hugh Montgomery or the young Jamie MacBrier, recently arrived from Scotland, who is impetuous, passionate, worldly and completely unschooled in the...

Together with close friends and family members, Scotsman Ian MacBrier takes his wife Wren and troubled sister-in-law Bethia to America, but when tragedy strikes the Scotsman's new faith is sorely tested. His best hope lies in bringing his family safely to the Mormon settlement of Nauvoo.