Ryker and Saylor have been the best of friends since childhood, but their relationship goes deeper than just friendship. They were brought together when their parents got married. With the combination of Saylor’s love and compassion and Ryker’s deep-seated need to protect those he loves, we watch these two individuals overcome personal demons as they mature from adolescence to adulthood.

Can they learn to accept each other’s love without feeling guilty about their family connection? Can they help each other overcome their personal demons? Her biological father’s imprisonment and his biological mother’s abandonment?

When Saylor was kidnapped by a human trafficker, Ryker, with his unique skill set and loyal friends, sets off to rescue her and with that rescue... the acceptance of their permissible love.

Shayla’s life was heading nowhere and she knew she had to make a change. Unfortunately, her past trauma and continual negative self-talk prevented her from taking the leap… until now. She would fulfill her lifelong dream and go to Ireland... all alone… to see the Cliffs of Moher.

Keiran had given up on dating. Instead, he had his career, his passion, and his grandpa... Daideo. He didn’t need anything else until he saw a young lady with deep blue eyes, the same color as the lake by his ancestral home.

The two continue to cross paths, yet they both fear what the future holds. Will fear of hope lead to what their hearts truly desire?

Boden Call once liked being the big man on campus, but after being accused of something he didn’t do, he shunned public attention and dedicated his senior year of college to academics and long hours on the practice field. He didn’t believe he should have the privilege, nor was there time for meeting someone with whom he could develop a serious relationship.

Krista Bennett liked to keep her life private and uncomplicated. That is why she loves numbers… they are simple and non-complicated. The second her eyes met Boden’s, Krista knew her life would no longer be simple. Little did she know that it would no longer be private, either.

Together, they learn to overcome their past trauma as they tackle academics, family, and the media.

Nia's traumatic and dark past comes crashing in on her as her plane crash-lands in the city she never wanted to return to. Kent immediately dislikes Nia's cold and hateful persona, but because of Kent's loving mother, he is forced to help Nia until she is able to fly back to New York City. Little did either of them know their individual healing is dependent on each other. This touching, yet powerful story combines the unity of religious and racial diversity. Read how two different religious sects help these two racially different people overcome their past and become 'Found'.

Leila was not one who looked for romance or did anything to attract a man's attention, she left that to her friends. Yet when an incredibly handsome man from Great Britain moves into her BYU student ward, he realizes the amazing young woman Leila is and is willing to take things as slow as necessary to woo her heart. And in return, trust his heart to her. Little did Leila know that her lifestyle would dramatically change from what she was used to. All because the smiles they shared... were smiles of forever.

As a devoted member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a mother's world is shaken when her son and then her daughter come out as members of the LGBTQ community. Mary Beth grapples with questions that shake parts of the foundation of faith she built.

Why does the LGBTQ community use the rainbow as its symbol? Should children continue attending church services even when they feel ostracized and emotionally unsafe? What are the five stages of coming out that her children would experience, and how do those stages impact a parent's journey as parents try to accept this new reality? How do parents respond when their children have questions about their identities, and how can parents best support and be an ally to the LGBTQ community?

Seeking answers, Mary Beth immersed herself in research, poring over books, articles, and first-hand accounts from LGBTQ individuals and their families. She learned about the five stages of coming out and how they often mirror the five stages parents go through in accepting their child's identity.

As Mary Beth allowed the whisperings of the Spirit to guide her as she navigated this new and unexpected path, she came to a profound understanding of unconditional love, both for her children and for herself.

Her book serves as a beacon of hope for other parents facing similar journeys, offering practical advice, spiritual guidance, and the hard-won assurance that they are not alone. Though the road is difficult, Mary Beth's message is one of love, acceptance, and the eternal truth that every child of God is worthy of inclusion, respect, and the opportunity to live an authentic life. In the end, Mary Beth's faith is strengthened rather than diminished by her experiences. She becomes an advocate for her children and the LDS LGBTQ community, using her voice and her story to help create a more inclusive, loving world within the LDS church culture.