Welcome to the Seeking Zion Series, a captivating collection of LDS historical fiction that explores the trials, triumphs, and unwavering faith of Latter-day Saint women. Readers will embark on a journey through the early days of the Church, from the bustling city of Nauvoo to the perilous trails heading west. Each novel delves into the complexities of love, family, and forgiveness, as these women navigate the challenges of their time and learn to trust in the Lord’s will.


In 1845, the once-thriving city of Nauvoo, Illinois, faces an uncertain future as mobs threaten to burn it to the ground if the Latter-day Saints don’t leave.

Goodbye, Nauvoo is based on the true story of three Latter-day Saint women: Martha, a young mother who wants nothing more than to see the completion of the Nauvoo temple and to keep her family together; Lydia, who doesn’t believe she could ever let herself love again after the death of her husband Danny; and Lucy, who wrestles with her own past demons as she struggles to parent her daughters. All three women learn about love, family, and forgiveness in a town they can no longer call home.

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The road to adulthood is as rocky as the trail heading west.

Asenath, born just before her family’s expulsion from Nauvoo, has grown up on a prosperous farm in Iowa, isolated from other Latter-day Saints. When the Civil War erupts, Asenath’s father decides to sell the farm and join a company of Saints heading west. Surrounded by fellow Church members for the first time, Asenath catches the eye of a young man, and a budding romance offers hope for a brighter future. However, the arduous journey tests the emigrants’ patience and faith, as Asenath faces disease, death, and unanswered prayers. With the support of new friends, she must learn to trust in the Lord’s plan and discover what truly matters in life.

Between Here and Zion is a 16th annual Whitney Awards nominee.

Faith and fortitude: a saga of sisterhood and survival.

Iowa, 1848. After the death of their mother and aunt, Jane and her little sister are thrust into the care of overburdened strangers. The sisters face adversity, loss, and isolation in a world that seems to have turned against them. 

When Jane marries a man against her father’s wishes, she must live with the consequences, no matter how grave. But when all hope seems lost, Jane turns to God’s light to guide her through the darkest of times. Her vivid dreams carry a promise that guides her through her trials and propels her on a journey of faith and redemption.Light in the Darkness is an invitation to explore the depths of resilience, the complexities of the human condition, and the enduring power of love and family. Join Jane and her sister as they embark on a quest for a brighter future, guided by the light of the gospel and the strength found within. With rich historical detail and compelling character-driven narrative, this novel is a profound exploration of the struggles and triumphs that shape us.