Wholesale Horse Stone House

In Victorian Lancashire, Lydia Smirthwaite marries beneath her station for love and builds a life at Horse Stone House. When her gentle friend Emmeline embraces the newly restored gospel and is imprisoned—then dies—for her faith, Lydia and Henry are drawn to read the Book of Mormon themselves. Their honest inquiry leads to conviction, and to a wrenching choice between the England they love and a new life among fellow believers in America. A tender historical novel of conscience, friendship, and courage. * Based on the author's own great-grandfather, converted by Heber C. Kimball in 1838 * A gripping story of a woman imprisoned and starved for her faith * Explores what it truly costs to follow personal conviction against society * A love story that crosses class lines in Victorian England “Why does the Bible steal God's voice?” Perfect for an adult LDS reader who enjoys historical fiction about pioneer-era British converts and stories of faith tested by persecution.