Lois D Brown: 9 books

Latter-day Saints face the daunting challenge of balancing work, home, church, and personal growth in a world that is rarely peaceful.In this book, psychologist Victoria Anderson and co-author Lois Brown give 44 physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual techniques anyone can use to manage stress...

In five different short stories about treasure hunters, author Lois Brown brings the most unlikely of characters together: Ancient Aztec warriors, a card shark named Harry, members of the Ku Klux Klan, Ute Princess Shami, and many more. They all encounter danger; some find riches; and the unluckiest...

Finally no longer an old maid, 33-year-old Shirley Dowtry is excited to start life with her new husband. Moving into an antiquated house once owned by the famous Oklahoma outlaw Fred Barton, however, is the beginning of what turns into a living nightmare for the timid woman. All the while, her fanatic...

As a newborn, Martin is orphaned in a car wreck during a bizarre San Fransico snowstorm. His survival that day is heralded a miracle, a tragedy, and an anomaly. For years he is shuffled through foster homes and care centers like all the other parentless, normal children. Yet he is neither, and that is what the world must depend on.

In 1517, fifty innocent Aztec slaves were murdered while hiding the personal jewelry of Montezuma. Nearly 500 years later, expert scuba diver Mike Conrad never dreamed he would meet one of them... thirty feet underwater.

All Richard Dryer wants to do is bumble about his 1930's posh chemisty lab. But the offer to accompay card shark Harry Lyman to find the hidden Gold Mine in the Sky changes changes this brainy assayer into a treasure hunter full of surprises.

The thought of finding Montezuma’s hidden treasure urges cartographer Johnathon Scribner deep into the Forgotten Canyon. Why he stays there, however, is a different reason altogether.

For fans of police procedurals and paranormal mysteries, this novella throws the reader into the American Southwest where modern-day logic comes face-to-face with Shamanism. It is the beginning to a small-town, historical, legend-based mystery series guaranteed to thrill and entertain readers.

During the last six months in the small town of Printon, California, two men of Asian descent were murdered. Undercover FBI agent Andy Lee is given the assignment lure the killer into the open. His investigation not only uncovers a group of KKK activists but also a 150-year-old hidden gold mine--both of which may kill him if he’s not careful.