In the Book of Mormon era of 90–76 BC, Mikiah is King Ashoram's cleverest spy—an Amalekite raised to hate the Nephites and their 'lies.' Ordered to stop Ammon and the sons of Mosiah, he instead witnesses miracles, kindnesses, and a faith he cannot explain away. Wounded and broken, nursed back to life by his enemies, Mikiah must decide whether to keep serving a tyrant or embrace a truth that will cost him everything. A vivid retelling of a familiar scripture story from an outsider's eyes. The only Amalekite convert in Alma 23:14 gets his full backstory—a spy sent to destroy the sons of Mosiah's mission. Perfect companion reading for a Book of Mormon Come Follow Me year (Alma 17–27). A clean, action-packed adventure that dramatizes Ammon at the waters of Sebus and the Anti-Nephi-Lehi covenant. A conversion story told from the enemy's point of view—for anyone who has ever wrestled with doubt. ““It means a Lamanite who’s trying to be something else,” she said.”Perfect for a Latter-day Saint reader who loves Book of Mormon stories and wants the mission of the sons of Mosiah retold vividly from a convert's outsider perspective.