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Tess came to Star Harbor to disappear—from a life that never fit, a degree she didn’t want, and a mirror that only showed her scars. Haunted by her past and still healing from a lifetime of shame and self-doubt, the last thing she expected to find was safety in the arms of a charming, handsome bar owner who sees past every flaw she tries to hide. Tyson has his own shadows, but when Tess walks into his life, something shifts. She’s quiet and brave and broken in a way that mirrors the cracks in his own soul. For the first time, he doesn’t just want to chase someone—he wants to stay.

Sadie Benson is all too familiar with the term “love hurts.” After five years of marriage to an abusive husband, Sadie finds herself on a train with her little girl, Hazel, as they embark on a journey across the country to find a forgotten dream and forge a pathway towards healing, safety, and love.

Welcome to the podcast ‘A Phenomenology: The Non-Origin Content of the Book of Mormon’. My name is Lyle Davis. This podcast is meant to be a reflection of my individual lived experience with the Book of Mormon and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. It is further meant to unpack what the Book of Mormon is all about rather than focusing on the origin of the Book of Mormon. Or in other words, if we were to set aside for the time being how the Book of Mormon was brought forth, and focus on what the Book of Mormon teaches, what would we be left with? Another way to think about ...

Welcome to the podcast ‘A Phenomenology: The Non-Origin Content of the Book of Mormon’. My name is Lyle Davis. This podcast is meant to be a reflection of my individual lived experience with the Book of Mormon and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. It is further meant to unpack what the Book of Mormon is all about rather than focusing on the origin of the Book of Mormon. Or in other words, if we were to set aside for the time being how the Book of Mormon was brought forth, and focus on what the Book of Mormon teaches, what would we be left with? Another way to think about ...