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Land of Inheritance
by H. B. Moore
American Fork, Utah: Covenant Communications, 2007 (324 p.)


Published In Series:
Out of Jerusalem
Volume: 4

 

Genre:  Novel
Sub Genres:
Scripture-based Fiction

Subjects: Lehi (Book of Mormon figure)--Fiction; Nephi (Book of Mormon figure)--Fiction; Book of Mormon--Fiction;
Summary:
“Nephi! What did you think you were doing?”

“Saving the ship,” he said, looking at her through bleary eyes. His chest seized as he coughed.

. . . He turned to face Isabel, seeing the reflection of the fire in her gaze. “Every part of that ship was instructed by the Lord. It’s like losing a part of that experience.”

Isabel wrapped her arms around his waist and laid her head against his sodden chest. “I hate to see the ship burn too. But we must let it go, Nephi. Your relationship with the Lord can never be destroyed. . . . And your older brothers cannot sever that, no matter what they do.”

. . . Nephi let his head rest on hers. A tear moved to the surface as he watched his ship disintegrate into the night.

Thus begins Land of Inheritance, volume four of the captivating epic chronicling the lives and loves of the family of Lehi as they struggle to establish themselves in the Promised Land. It is a saga filled with spiritual yearnings and escalating rebellions, tender family relationships—and sibling rivalries that reach frenzied heights of hatred and revenge.

Gifted LDS author Heather Moore once again offers her readers a glimpse into the hearts, minds, and spirits of these Book of Mormon pioneers, whose choices will forge a legacy destined to influence all of God’s children.
[from publisher's website]

More info at publisher's website
http://www.covenant-lds.com/osb2/itemdetails.cfm?ID=2068

HBLL Call No: BX 8688.3 .M783La 2007

Reviewed In:
Saving the Best for the End by Jennie Hansen






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