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Legacy LDS Audiobook Foundation is proud to present Key to the Science of Theology, by Parley P. Pratt, with additional faith-building content for the modern reader. Parley P. Pratt began to work on Key to the Science of Theology in San Francisco in August 1851, just before leaving for his mission to Chile. He continued writing it while in Chile. He finished the manuscript upon his return to Utah in 1853. The manuscript remained unpublished, however, until 1855 when Parley found a publisher in England.

Early Scenes in Church History, is the eighth in a series of 17 books called The Faith-Promoting Series. Published between 1879 and 1915, this series of books was published by the Juvenile Instructors Office for the Instruction and Encouragement of Young Latter-day Saints. It was George Q. Cannon's inspiration that produced the series, however. In 1866, Cannon, then a member of the Quorum of the 12, began publication of a magazine for youth and young adults called The Juvenile Instructor, which he owned and published until his death in 1901, when his family sold the magazine to the LDS Church's Sunday School organization. Thus, in 1882 when the present work, Early Scenes in Church History, was published, it was a work undertaken under the direction of Cannon, with the blessing of the Church's governing leadership.

Parley P. Pratt wrote A Voice of Warning over a two-month period while on a mission to New York. The economy in Kirtland was collapsing, and dissension was rife among Church members. Even Parley became caught up in the dissension and was for a time estranged to Joseph Smith. In an act of renewal, Parley went to New York to preach the gospel and purify himself. With few doors open to him, Parley focused himself on writing, producing A Voice of Warning.

Two men. One dog. When Flynn and Mac meet by chance in a park the next summer, there’s a problem—who does Barley really belong to? Flynn wants him back, but he can see that Mac rescued him and loves him just as much as he does. Mac wants to keep the dog, and he can imagine how heartbreaking losing him would be—but that's just what Flynn experienced.

Parley P. Pratt began to work on The Key to the Science of Theology in San Francisco in August 1851, just before leaving for his mission to Chile. He continued writing it while in Chile. He finished the manuscript upon his return to Utah in 1853. The manuscript remained unpublished, however, until 1855 when Parley found a publisher in England. Parley's book represented a lifetime of thought and built on ideas first propounded in Pratt's earlier writings, especially missionary tracts stemming from his years in England. The impact of The Key to the Science of Theology was unparalleled. One Latter-day Saint diarist of the 19th century observed: "We had every encouragement to read the Church publications: The Voice of Warning; the Pearl of Great Price; and Key to Theology."

Does it happen to you that even though you have studied a lot for your presentation you simply don't feel ready to stand in front of the public? Or that you want to approach this person and don't know how to? Let me tell you, my friend that these problems can be beaten. I beat them, the same way you will! I am pretty sure you have accomplished harder things in life, believe me, that after hearing my easy-applying techniques and pieces of advice you will end up by laughing at your old self!

Series of eight letters written by Oliver Cowdery to W.W. Phelps at the peak of the restoration of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. In these letters, we hear Cowdery's testimony as he describes his experiences related to the translation of the Book of Mormon, restoration of the priesthood, and other key events that led to the restoration of Christ's church in the latter days.

Plob the teenage magician, Master Smegly, Typhon the Dark, dragons, talking trees, goblins and...Winston Churchill? Yes, Plob is back to save us once again, and this time things got even harder. No expense has been spared with a cast of - lots and lots - space ships, time travel, Spitfires, and girls in skintight leather.

Plob is back - and so is his arch nemesis, Typhon the Dark. And now the Big T is playing for keeps. It’s world domination time and once again the only one that can stand in his way is the teenage magician Plob and his master, Smegly. But they do have some help in the shape of the British and the Australian secret service, some giants, a cockerel and the infamous hobby-horsemen of the Hors-doovrees. But will it be enough - because this time Typhon has something up his sleeve in the form of a battalion of Nazi Storm troopers courtesy of the Third Reich.

Sometimes the only way to fight Evil is to simply go to work every day and do your job. Plob - Reetworthy Plob - Reetworthy Plob the Third - was doing just that. And it's proving to be more difficult than picking his nose with his elbow. What with attempting to restore his Grandfather's good name, learn the words of the Beer, Beer, Beer song and battle constantly with his testosterone fueled fantasies - he hardly has any time left to save the world.

The Forever Man: Onslaught is the ninth book in the genre-bending Forever Man fantasy series. If you like post-apocalyptic heroes, battles against mythical creatures, and wild temporal jumps, then you’ll love Craig Zerf’s crackling mashup.

The Forever Man: Cavalry is the eighth book in the genre-bending Forever Man fantasy series. If you like post-apocalyptic heroes, battles against mythical creatures, and wild temporal jumps, then you’ll love Craig Zerf’s crackling mashup.

Nate, Tad and Kob have traveled to a new land. And this time - there’s Dragons! More battles, more enemies to overcome and new allies to make. Can the three friends once again change the face of the new world? The Forever Man, Book 7: Dragonland is the next novel in the genre-bending Forever Man fantasy series. If you like post-apocalyptic heroes, battles against mythical creatures, and wild temporal jumps, then you’ll love Craig Zerf’s crackling mashup.

Marine Master Gunnery Sergeant Nathaniel Hogan finds he has been changed by the huge amounts of gamma radiation in the solar flares. They have enhanced his natural abilities, giving him increased speed, strength, and healing. They have indefinitely extended his life span and enabled him to be able to draw on the power of the solar flares to create magik. Making him - the Forever Man. But even the Forever Man was not prepared for what happened next.

A sequence of gigantic solar flares created a series of massive electromagnetic pulses that stopped the heart of our modern world and returned us to the Dark Ages. Marine Master Gunnery Sergeant Nathaniel Hogan finds he has been changed by the huge amounts of gamma radiation in the solar flares. They have enhanced his natural abilities, giving him increased speed, strength, and healing. They have Indefinitely extended his life span and enabled him to be able to draw on the power of the solar flares to create magik. Making him - the Forever Man.

A series of solar flares smashes the world back into the Dark Ages. Chaos follows. Millions die in the post-apocalyptic aftermath. One man is changed by the radiation: Marine Sergeant Hogan, turning him into a superhuman being. Faster, stronger, and able to create magic. He has become - the Forever Man. Oorah! But even he is not ready for what happens next. Through a rip in time and space, they came. The Orcs, goblins, and trolls set on our extinction. Can Hogan save humanity, or is it all over?

I have always wanted to write a book and share this story. I am hoping to inspire someone to aspire to greatness. It is my intention that as you listen to this book, you will not only enjoy listening but will also learn something new. In addition, I will want you to think about the various negative stereotypes about people who are at a disadvantage because of their skin color, heritage, and/or social class, and how you can use the information in this book to overcome your own challenges peacefully. 

Blackthorne State Psychiatric Institute was built to contain the impossible. Behind its locked doors are the world’s most dangerous anomalies—entities that defy medicine, religion, and reason. Each is isolated. Studied. Controlled. Or at least… they were.

The North Pacific, April 7, 2006 Despondent after his wife’s death, retired Navy-SEAL Shin Takeda jumps from his sailboat into frigid waters, miles from land. As he slips into unconsciousness, he hears a strange voice and feels his body lifted. Discovered on a beach clinging to life, Shin is medevaced to a hospital where he recovers. As his memory returns, he faces a bizarre realization: an orca carried him to shore—and it spoke.

At Blackthorne State Psychiatric Institute, some patients claim their trauma lives inside objects. A mirror that whispers self-hatred. A radio that speaks in static. A doll that refuses to stay where it’s left. Dr. Benjamin Locke believes he has found a breakthrough treatment. By confronting these objects directly, patients can break the psychological hold their fears have over them. And the therapy works. Every case ends the same way: the patient improves… and the object loses its power. But after each session, something changes in Locke.