Books in Daughters of the Faith Series series

When Laurel and her younger brother narrowly escape death during a massacre of new Mormon converts, they begin an adventurous journey farther west.

In 1906 Victoria, an eleven-year-old Mormon girl, prays to Heavenly Father when the terrible earthquake destroys her San Francisco home and separates her from her family.

Clarissa sneaks her kitten on board when she and her family travel from England to America as converts to the Mormon Church in the mid-1800s.

While her parents attend a meeting aimed at reforming their lives as Mormons in Utah in 1856, twelve-year-old Sadie takes charge of her brothers and sisters on the family farm.

While living in Nauvoo, Illinois, in the mid-nineteenth century and enjoying the friendship of the Mormon prophet Joseph Smith, Anna struggles to make her family see the importance of her gift for drawing.

While traveling from Iowa to Utah with her family and a company of Mormon pioneers in 1856, Clarissa trades a prized treasure for food to nourish her sick little brother.

On a trip to Philadelphia in 1840 to sell the crops they raised in the Blue Mountains, Hannah and her father meet a Mormon preacher.

When Ellie's mother needs help with her duties as a midwife, Ellie is afraid that she will not be able to earn a golden certificate at the ceremony marking the fiftieth anniversary of the settling of Utah.

When Sarah was a baby, her mother died; now she thinks her father needs a new wife, and in their search, they discover both a wife and the Latter-Day saint Church.

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In Salt Lake City, eleven-year-old Gracie and her Mormon family experience hardship and loss brought by World War I and the spreading influenza epidemic in 1918.