Now Available to PRE-ORDER via the following link. ldsbookuk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=342_296_134&products_id=14960 PRE-ORDER YOUR COPY NOW - AVAILABLE 05.05.14 Product Description Isaac Shaw is dead. For sixteen years, his family has struggled on in shame, believing he died a criminal—responsible, in 1837, for burning down the village mill and causing the death of several villagers, including the mill owner’s wife. Since then, the family has survived due to the remarkable charity of Edward Reeve, the bereaved mill owner, who now employs Isaac Shaw’s sons. When Isaac’s youngest son Manny decides to run away, the decision takes him straight into the path of a traveling Mormon elder, and the meeting threatens the family’s well-being. Charged with care of a letter that challenges the village’s history, Manny must find a way to reveal the true identity of Hope, the young woman he loves. It is a quest destined to change him and his family forever. About the Author S. J. (SETH) WILKINS lives close to the village from which the first British LDS immigrants left for America, and close to the beautiful but rugged west Pennine moors which inspired Hope’s setting. He taught at the Preston England Missionary Training Centre between 1999 and 2002, able to look out on the same moorland the early missionaries must have seen after they first arrived in England. Seth appeared as Heber C. Kimball in the 2009 documentary Faith in Their Footsteps and has researched extensively at the University of Lancaster, graduating with masters of arts degrees in history and creative writing. In 2013, following almost six years in LDS retailing, he began training as a teacher.
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