The Book of Mormons (and Other Recipes for Salvation)

A wickedly funny frontier satire about prophets, puddings, and paperwork.

When a well-meaning farmhand finds a shiny rock, an angel with a ledger, and a recipe for holiness that smells like baked goods, the result is divine confusion of the highest order.

Welcome to Here, a 19th-century American town where salvation is homemade, revelation requires receipts, and the local bakery doubles as a temple.

Joe Smithson, accidental prophet and part-time cook, never meant to start a religion - he only wanted to feed the hungry. But when his sermons turn into bake sales and angels start keeping score, faith itself becomes a frontier experiment in patience, decency, and perfect crust.

A Novel of Faith, Folly, and Frontier Flavor