Fighting in Helaman's army is Keturah's deepest desire. Certainly if God can protect a boy, he can protect a girl too. But making it into the ranks turns out to be the easy part, and when Lamanite raiders come to her village, Keturah must put her skills to the test. With danger at every turn, this book will keep you caught up in the fray to the very last page.

Keturah fought her way into Helaman’s army. Now she's in Judea building fortifications, and the only thing she’s fought so far is boredom. The work is hard, and the other soldiers don’t think she can pull her weight. Her brothers are becoming strangers, and Zeke’s jealousy is getting worse—because Keturah is falling in love with the wrong warrior. But she’s not about to let cruel pranks and hurt feelings keep her from doing what she knows to be right. She completes every order with faithfulness—a hasty retreat from the Lamanite army, a spy mission into the enemy stronghold, a midnight assassination. From burying the dead to whiling away hours on guard duty, Keturah will do whatever it takes to protect her religion, her freedom, her peace, and her family. But in a camp of two thousand boys, the most important thing she has to protect is her heart.

After defeating their enemy at Manti, the Ammonite warriors are free to return home. But for Keturah, returning home means putting her weapons down and leaving the warriors she has come love. She misses Reb's stupid jokes and even the hard, awful work of being a soldier. But fighting Lamanites on the battlefield was easy compared to returning to the life of a village girl. She wants to honor her family's wishes and marry Zeke, but honor will come at a steep price. Zeke might have won Ket's loyalty with his blood on the battlefield, but he knows he hasn't won her heart. He's tired of trying to make her love him, and for Zeke, loyalty just isn't enough. Gideon knows Keturah is practically betrothed to someone else. He thought he was prepared to take her home to Melek and leave her there, but that was before he let himself kiss her in front of the entire village. Whether Keturah is at home or on the battlefield, there are still battles left to fight-the battles in her heart. Fall in love with Misty Moncur's stripling warriors, who come alive against her vivid Ancient American backdrop. An intriguing blend of adventure and romance, In All Places is the unforgettable conclusion to her Daughter of Helaman trilogy.

In a delightful new book from Misty Moncur, a broken nose and two black eyes are all it takes for her vibrant young heroine to heal the heart of a scarred and lonely ex-soldier. Silent and invisible, Kenai was the best spy in the stripling army, but all he wants to do is forget what happened during the war. Nothing feels right at home anymore. What good is being a spy among people who have no secrets? He should just slip away into the woods and go back to being invisible, but that’s hard to do when a pretty little village girl is constantly on his tail. Isabel can’t help but notice her brother’s friend is acting strange. They say he was a brave soldier, Helaman’s most trusted spy, but men like that don’t sleep all day, refuse to eat, and avoid their friends. So Isabel does a little spy work of her own, and what she finds in the warrior’s wounded heart might just help her find what’s hidden deep inside her own.

She had never been loved before. He thought he would never love again. Zeke never imagined he wouldn’t marry the pretty girl from his village. It was as good as done—until she fell in love with someone else during the war. Captain Helaman’s estate in the city is the perfect refuge, far from pitying eyes and nosy village women. But though time has healed his battle wounds, it hasn’t bound up his broken heart. Abandoned and alone in the world, Eliza asked Uncle Helaman to take her in. She has everything she could want at her new home on the grand estate—everything but the attention of Helaman’s handsome guard. When Helaman sends her on a journey with the brooding Ezekiel, she’s determined to find out what makes him so sad, but in her search for the girl who broke Zeke’s heart, Eliza has to find a way to guard her own.

There was never any question that two Nephite warriors would charge through enemy lands to free their brother from a Lamanite prison. But bringing their brother's wife on the arduous journey was probably not Jashon's best idea. They could move so much faster without Keturah, and her beauty is more than a little distracting. Lamech isn't faring any better than his brother. He's used to protecting himself in enemy lands, but protecting his captain's pretty sister from a Lamanite spy with designs her heart is a complication he has no training for. Watching sweet Sarai fall in love with her brooding watchdog is small consolation for Salome when her own heart is breaking. Meeting Jashon and his kinsmen near the River Sidon was a stroke of luck, but she only hopes Jashon can do what he promises and bring her son home safely. As the brothers travel deeper into the ancient land of their fathers, a land where the right path is not always clear, they will find that their brother was not the only man who needed to be saved. Enjoy Sarai and Salome's stories separately in parts 1 and 2 (Like the Tendrils of a Vine and When the Time is Right) or combined in this edition of Brothers In Arms.

All Sarai wants to do is be there when her brothers rescue Gideon from the Lamanite prison. She thought talking Zeke into letting her go would be the hardest part, but no one expects the dangerous lie they will have to tell to keep her safe. Lamech is used to protecting himself in enemy lands, but protecting his captain's pretty sister from a suspicious Lamanite spy is a complication he has no training for. Brothers In Arms: A Stripling Warrior Novel, is now two stand-alone eBooks. In Part 1: Like the Tendrils of a Vine, Sarai embarks on a journey to save her friend. As she and Lamech travel deeper into the ancient land of their fathers, a land where the right path is not always clear, she will find that Gideon was not the only man she was sent to save. Look for Salome's story in March 2015.

Salome watched Lamanite warriors capture her son, tie him to a chain of prisoners, and herd him south toward the Land of Nephi. She tracked them for days, but lost them in the jumble of prints at the Sidon River. Lost and alone in the wilderness, nearly out of food, and feeling hopeless, she wonders if she should continue on or go home in shame to tell her kinsmen what happened. Bringing his brother's wife on a journey to rescue his brother was probably not Jashon's best idea. They could move so much faster without Keturah, and her beauty is more than a little distracting. But then Ket spots a woman hiding in the trees near the Sidon. She has information about Gid, so Jashon promises to save her son. While they wait for just the right moment to rescue the prirsoners, Jashon discovers that his brother is not the only man that needs to be saved.

Miriam's set on marrying Lib—only they've never actually met. Lib lives a hundred miles away on the shore of the beautiful West Sea. He's busy building the largest ship on the coast. He doesn't know she exists. And he might be in love with someone else. Miriam's armed with determination, faith, and an unlikely talent for complicated mathematics. Her journey to find Lib ends in disastrous failure, but she might just be the missing factor in an equation Lib can't quite solve on his own.