Sons of Nephi is 103,000 words of action, hope, and subdued political commentary as seen from the eyes of a man trying to make a life with his new wife. A country is torn apart and reborn into a new land of hope and dreams. It's told from the future to two youths whose only knowledge of the tale is as history taught in school. Forty-something Matthew Scott is a business owner and former Marine who is looking forward to slowing down. Unfortunately for him, the world has other plans. As everything is falling apart around them, the love story of Matt and Leanne Scott is drawn into and intertwined with vigilante groups, street battles, Anarchist gangs, and neighbors turning on neighbors. The Scotts lead a normal life, but are pulled into events beyond belief due to Matt's previous connection to the Mormon Church. Though not a Mormon when events unfold, and Leanne never was, Matt's past puts the Scott family square in the face of danger. Throughout time, religion and politics have battled, and different faiths have clashed. During the chaos, Matt and Leanne watch denominations band together for the greater good, and people forced to make powerful decisions regarding their future. Imagine waking up one day to find technology you have come to rely on unavailable, food readily available at the grocery store not obtainable, and no gas to be found for your car. Would you be prepared? Most would not. Desperation would be rampant, and people would panic. Sons of Nephi is the perfect blend of love, vulnerability, fear of the unknown, hope for a new, emerging nation filled with promise, and Matt and Leanne Scott central to the change. Gripping and captivating, it will keep you engaged to the last page.