A tale of adversity, forgiveness, and the light of truth -- based on actual individuals and events in LDS Church history.

Seamus Donegan's joy in the birth of his first son is cut short when he is ordered by Lt. General Phil Sheridan to be part of an advance team scouting the area in preparation for a move against the elusive Sioux warrior Crazy Horse.

"In Tombstone, Arizona Territory, the town too tough to die, Dr. George Goodfellow is known as the Surgeon to the Gunfighters. Friends with the Earp brothers and Doc Holliday, his services as a doctor are needed in the aftermath of the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral, but Goodfellow is handy with a gun and his fists, too, and he needs those skills to survive when he's stalked by a crazed miner and has to untangle a deadly murder mystery! The West of the...

"Shunted from his entrepreneurial ambitions to profit from the boomtowns of the frontier, Wyatt Earp returns to law enforcement. In Wichita, Kansas the town leaders become disenchanted with his hardline methods, and so he moves to a place where an iron rule is needed, Dodge City. With him comes Mattie Blaylock, a runaway prostitute, who, like Wyatt, is searching for a chance at a better life. As marshal in Dodge, Wyatt establishes a reputation as...

"Changing Flags" is the true story of John Riley, a cocky Irish professional soldier who deserts the U.S. Army to fight for Mexico at first for money, then for something loftier in the Mexican War of 1846-48. With gritty action, romance, and humor, it brings to life his torturous journey of reformation and that of rowdy Irish and German fellow deserters who follow him in pursuit of a shared dream. Their epic tale begins in Michigan when Riley launches...

After growing up on an Iowa farm, Wyatt Earp is ready to live by his wits rather than the sweat of his back. In California, a Mexican girl tells him the adobe moon prophecy: if you do not achieve your dreams, you must settle for what you have, a philosophy that haunts him. After many menial jobs, Wyatt settles down as a constable in Missouri and sinks into depression when his wife and child die in childbirth. Soon wanted by the law, Wyatt bides his...

When Harriet Beecher marries Calvin Stowe on January 6, 1836, she is sure her future will be filled romance, a family, and continued opportunities to develop as a writer. Her husband Calvin is completely supportive and said she must be a literary woman. Harriet's sister, Catharine, worries she will lose her identity in marriage, but she is determined to preserve her independent spirit. Deeply religious, she strongly believes God has called her to...

HE WAS A WHITE MAN, WHOSE STORY WAS SO POWERFUL IT BECAME A TRADITION AMONG THE INDIANS OF THE AMERICAN PLAINS! For most of his thirty-seven years, Hugh Glass lived his life as an ordinary seaman, but in 1817 his ship was captured and he was given the choice to join a pirate crew or die. From that time on his life became an adventure that ranged from the edges of the Caribbean to the heart of the American wilderness. Based on a true story. Mauled...