2009 LDS Fiction by Author

Fiction titles by LDS authors published in 2009.

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  • Peterson, Todd Robert
    Rift
  • Pike, Aprilynne
    Wings

5 thoughts on “2009 LDS Fiction by Author”

  1. It seem so hard to believe that some of these books were published this year. It seems like it was a life time ago.

  2. Books that I think should be added to the list.

    Low, Dene (pen name of Laura Card). Petronella Saves Nearly Everyone: The Entomological Tales of Augustus T. Percival. Houghton Mifflin, June. Children's fiction, first novel. Card is open in all the pr stuff about using the pen name.
    http://www.amazon.com/Petronella-Saves-Nearly-Everyone-Entomological/dp/0547152507/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

    Card, Orson Scott. Hidden Empire. Empire, v. 2. Tor, Dec. You have a page up for this book, it just did not make the list.

    Evans, Richard Paul. The Christmas List. Simon & Schuster, Oct. NYT Hardcover Bestseller, Oct. 16, #12.

    Peck, Steven L. A Short Stay in Hell . Lulu (self-published), 2009. Peck is a BYU professor.
    http://www.lulu.com/content/416699
    http://bycommonconsent.com/2009/07/23/review-a-short-stay-in-hell-by-steven-l-peck/

    Rowley, M’Lin (Melissa). Knights of the Right: The Falcon Shield. Shadow Mountain, Sept. Knights of the Right: The Silver Coat. Shadow Mountain, Sept.
    17 year old author.

  3. Here are some more, Christmas books, I got from Jennie Hansen's review on Meridian Magazine.

    THE SHEPHERD'S SONG, by Larry Barkdull, published by Deseret Book, paperback, 124 pages, $9.95

    AN ANGEL ON MAINSTREET by Kathi Oram Peterson, published by Covenant, paperback, 99 pages, $8.95

    ALL IS BRIGHT by various authors, published by Covenant, paperback, $3.96

    UNDER CHRISTMAS STARS by Fred C. Rowley, published by Covenant, paperback, $4.95
    (The last two are really just booklets, I don't think I am going to count them on my list.)

  4. Thanks, Andrew. I've got most of the posted. I didn't add the shorter Christmas books. This list started as a way to feature full-length novels, although it is morphing into something a bit more.

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