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Harold K. Moon

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John Wiley&Sons, Inc.

In the early days of the Mormon Church, the now-repudiated principle of polygamy, though misunderstood and occasionally abused, was sanctioned by divine decree, as it was during Old Testament epochs. Leah and Rachel, famous among polygamous women, claimed unequal shares of Jacob, later dubbed Israel. Leah, the less favored, casts along shadow... Catherine and Sheila must make peace with their situation and find reconciliation in love for John Glendrake, their husband, and for each other. From Utah to Mexico, frontier challenges follow these stubborn, beleaguered, fascinating... and endearing characters. Adventure, occasional misadventure, devotion, tenderness, human dignity and understanding, with occasional misunderstanding, pulse through the narrative. A compelling read.

The Leah Shadow

Cedar Fort

<p>Ghost Coach is the award-winning story of high school English teacher Belva Lowry, who is married to the school's athletic coach. Following her husband's death, Belva surreptitiously tutors one of her students in the rudiments of basketball, helping him to make the team and eventually shine. But her coaching adventures and influence don't end there. Author Harold K. Moon captures the small-town flavor of his boyhood haunts in this story of warmth, humor, and compassion. More than a mere novel about high school basketball, Ghost Coach is a book that will appeal to and inspire readers of all ages. A novel that held my attention throughout. . . . Very direct and appealing, despite a complex construction and a surprise [ending]. The characters . . . are real and individual. . . . Of all the novels I read for the competition, this is the one I found most memorable. -- Leslie Norris, Judge, Utah Arts Council</p>

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