Like the Tendrils of a Vine: Brothers In Arms: Part 1

Stripling Warrior #6.1

by Misty Moncur

All Sarai wants to do is be there when her brothers rescue Gideon from the Lamanite prison. She thought talking Zeke into letting her go would be the hardest part, but no one expects the dangerous lie they will have to tell to keep her safe.

Lamech is used to protecting himself in enemy lands, but protecting his captain's pretty sister from a suspicious Lamanite spy is a complication he has no training for.

Brothers In Arms: A Stripling Warrior Novel, is now two stand-alone eBooks. In Part 1: Like the Tendrils of a Vine, Sarai embarks on a journey to save her friend. As she and Lamech travel deeper into the ancient land of their fathers, a land where the right path is not always clear, she will find that Gideon was not the only man she was sent to save.

Look for Salome's story in March 2015.

208 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 13, 2015

About the author

Misty is the author of the stripling warrior novels, a Latter-day Saint young adult series about a group of young Ammonite warriors in 60 BC. With action, adventure, and romance, her characters will inspire you and your teen reader.

Reviews

[Teya Teya · Rating 4 out of 5]

See my review on brother's in arms

[Anna · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love this book! Sarai is so relatable. She isn't flashy or outspoken like previous girls in the series. She is faithful, obedient, loving and trusting. Lamech has become one of my favorite people in this series. He is brooding, sensitive and conflicted but he is also loyal and brave. Their love story gets off to a rocky start, but what do you expect when all your family and friends are watching you! This book is full of sweet moments of discovering who you are and who you can become through obedience and God.

Clean. Sweet. Faithful. I recommend it to all.

[Laura · Rating 4 out of 5]

Lots of adventure and romantic tension. It was hard to put down:)

[Rachel · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a pretty good book, but it wasn't my favorite compared to the other books in this series. It seemed to drag a bit and there wasn't much to the plot.