Priceless Discoveries

by Wesley B. Jarvis

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0971158908
• ISBN13: 9780971158900
• Release Date: January 2004
• Publisher: Eliberty Press
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.0" x 9.0"

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Synopsis: Tim Bradshaw, investigative reporter for a major network, finds himself heading up a team assigned to determine the reason for the amazing worldwide growth of the L.D.S. Church. Coming to the task with fresh eyes and with the objective approach of a total newcomer, Tim becomes fascinated with the Church's keystone scripture, the Book of Mormon, and delves into its prophecies and promises. He also develops a fascination for his attractive coworker, Jody Sykes, a young woman who almost joined the church in her teens, and who is now dealing with the mixed emotions of a second chance to examine its teachings. Together, Tim and Jody, with the sometimes reluctant help of Jess, the third team member, identify many good reasons for the Church's missionary success, but also uncover some intriguing possibilities for events of worldwide importance in the latter days. This fast-paced novel with its combination of truth seeking, romance, and personal conversion will touch your heart and heighten your awareness of many promises in the Book of Mormon. You may even find some mysteries unfold to your view! Author/Co-Author Biography: Wesley B. Jarvis is a life-long researcher into Book of Mormon prophecy. Co-author of The Remnant, and The Greater Things, he has found areas of vital interest in documentation and revelation that has far eluded many in the LDS community. Among these scriptures that are positive about Nephite preservation and identification. Sharon Downing Jarvis is the author of the popular LDS novels, The Kaleidoscope Season, and The Healing Place. She was reared in Virginia and Florida and graduated with a degree in English Education from Florida State University. She taught English in Florida's public schools before continuing her studies at Brigham Young University.