In 1845 a Philadelphia publisher hires beautiful, ambitious Caroline Logan to infiltrate Mormon Nauvoo and write a sensational exposé on polygamy. But when she meets frontiersman and temple guard Dan Storm, her mission collides with her heart. From the burning of temple lumber to a marooned island, the Mormon Battalion's desert march, slavery in a Mexican gold mine, and a snowbound pioneer trek west, their love is tested against a relentless enemy bent on revenge. Book two in Lee Nelson's Storm Testament series. A spy sent to destroy the Mormons falls in love with one of them Rugged mountain-man hero in the tradition of the wildly popular Storm Testament series Packed with authentic frontier survival detail from an author who chews raw buffalo for research Sweeps from Nauvoo to the Mormon Battalion to California gold mines to the snowbound trail “"Buffalo juice is good for the kidneys," laughed Lieutenant Andrew Jackson Smith as he dipped his tin cup into the green-brown water.”Perfect for an adult reader who loves fast-paced, historically detailed Mormon pioneer and frontier adventure with a clean but candid romance and a rugged mountain-man hero.