Every story must have a beginning. If mine were to be told, it would begin two lifetimes ago: before a queen gave me my freedom and I moved from land to land looking for a place where I belonged. It would begin before death ripped out my heart. But it would not be my story alone. It would tell of a proud people brought low and of a low people exalted, because my tale is only a thread that has somehow become entwined in the tapestry that has unfolded around me.

Will anyone think to tell my part in it?

(excerpt from Abish: Daughter of God, copyrighted 2010)





K.C. Grant       author

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What others are saying about Abish: Daughter of God

       K.C. Grant paints a beautiful and detailed picture of the ancient Book of Mormon world. As I read this account of Abish, I was captured by the fictional story, which is both romantic and thrilling, but also uplifted by the more factual ties to the story in Alma that demonstrated her stalwart faith and devotion to the gospel. This story adds such an interesting new perspective to the trials this strong Lamanite heroine surely must have overcome given her standing as a follower of Christ.

                                                                 Bridget Rees
                                                                 Senior Editor, LDSLiving magazine

     In her new book...K.C. Grant takes us into the heart of a beloved Book of Mormon heroine. Through a tale of hope and danger, faith and fear, we come to know what could have prompted Abish...to sacrifice all to save the queen and the family she loves. Abish: Daughter of God sheds light on a little known woman from the Book of Mormon. It is sure to inspire its readers to reach for the best that is in them to meet the trials of their day.

                                                                 Janine Simons Creager, author of
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