Corianton A Nephite Story By: B. H. Roberts
Corianton: A Nephite Story by B.H. Roberts is a thought-provoking and insightful novel that delves deep into the complexities of human nature, brought to life through the engaging narrative set in ancient Mesoamerica. While the author skillfully intertwines historical events and cultural nuances into the plot, it is the character development and moral dilemmas that truly make this book shine. The story primarily centers around Corianton, a restless and impulsive young Nephite, who becomes entangled in a series of unfortunate events. Roberts expertly paints a vivid picture of Corianton's inner struggles, as he grapples with both external conflicts and internal quandaries. Through Corianton's experiences, the story meticulously examines themes of faith, redemption, temptation, and personal growth, making the reader ponder significant questions about the balance between human desires and spiritual commitment. Roberts does an exceptional job of building a believable world inhabited by a diverse cast of characters. Each individual is brought to life through their unique voices and personalities, contributing to the rich tapestry of the novel. The author's attention to detail and historical accuracy further enhance the immersive experience, allowing readers to visualize the Nephite society vividly. Furthermore, the narrative structure of the book keeps readers engaged and engrossed throughout, blending action-packed moments with introspective passages seamlessly. Roberts adeptly navigates between different perspectives, giving the reader a well-rounded understanding of the story and its complex web of relationships. Additionally, the moral lessons embedded within the storyline are thoughtfully presented, providing the reader with plenty of material for introspection and reflection on their own lives. If there is one aspect that could have been improved, it would be the pacing of the novel. While some may appreciate the detailed descriptions and thorough exploration of the characters' thoughts and emotions, others might find the narrative occasionally slow-paced. However, this should not deter readers from the overall enjoyment of the book. In conclusion, Corianton: A Nephite Story is a captivating and morally nuanced novel that transports readers to a bygone era. With its engaging characters, well-researched historical backdrop, and profound exploration of human nature, B.H. Roberts establishes himself as a skilled storyteller who effectively blends spirituality, adventure, and introspection. This book is a must-read for fans of historical fiction and those seeking a thought-provoking journey through the complexities of faith and personal growth. First Page: CORIANTON A Nephite Story BY B. H. ROBERTS COPYRIGHTED BY B. H. ROBERTS 1902 PREFACE. Corianton was first published as a serial in the Contributor, 1889. At that time the story was well received by a large circle of readers and the Author was urged by many of his friends to continue in that line of composition, as much good might come of it. A call came to engage in other work, however, and the delightful field just entered had to be abandoned. During the years that have intervened since the first publication of the story, many have inquired if Corianton would not appear in booklet form, to which the Author always replied in the affirmative, but without being able to say when the time of publication would come. Since the simple Nephite story, however, promises to become famous through Mr. O. U. Bean's dramatization of it, many I may say very many have expressed a desire of forming the acquaintance of Corianton as he first appeared; and hence the Author presents Corianton, the Nephite. CORIANTON. CHAPTER ONE. THE PRISONER. The summer's sun was just struggling through the mists that overhung the eastern horizon, and faintly gilding the towers and housetops of Zarahemla, as a party of seven horsemen, evidently weary with the night's travel, were seen slowly moving along the foot of the hill Manti, in the direction of the above named city... Continue reading book >>

Corianton A Nephite Story By: B. H. Roberts

Corianton: A Nephite Story by B.H. Roberts is a thought-provoking and insightful novel that delves deep into the complexities of human nature, brought to life through the engaging narrative set in ancient Mesoamerica. While the author skillfully intertwines historical events and cultural nuances into the plot, it is the character development and moral dilemmas that truly make this book shine.

The story primarily centers around Corianton, a restless and impulsive young Nephite, who becomes entangled in a series of unfortunate events. Roberts expertly paints a vivid picture of Corianton's inner struggles, as he grapples with both external conflicts and internal quandaries. Through Corianton's experiences, the story meticulously examines themes of faith, redemption, temptation, and personal growth, making the reader ponder significant questions about the balance between human desires and spiritual commitment.

Roberts does an exceptional job of building a believable world inhabited by a diverse cast of characters. Each individual is brought to life through their unique voices and personalities, contributing to the rich tapestry of the novel. The author's attention to detail and historical accuracy further enhance the immersive experience, allowing readers to visualize the Nephite society vividly.

Furthermore, the narrative structure of the book keeps readers engaged and engrossed throughout, blending action-packed moments with introspective passages seamlessly. Roberts adeptly navigates between different perspectives, giving the reader a well-rounded understanding of the story and its complex web of relationships. Additionally, the moral lessons embedded within the storyline are thoughtfully presented, providing the reader with plenty of material for introspection and reflection on their own lives.

If there is one aspect that could have been improved, it would be the pacing of the novel. While some may appreciate the detailed descriptions and thorough exploration of the characters' thoughts and emotions, others might find the narrative occasionally slow-paced. However, this should not deter readers from the overall enjoyment of the book.

In conclusion, Corianton: A Nephite Story is a captivating and morally nuanced novel that transports readers to a bygone era. With its engaging characters, well-researched historical backdrop, and profound exploration of human nature, B.H. Roberts establishes himself as a skilled storyteller who effectively blends spirituality, adventure, and introspection. This book is a must-read for fans of historical fiction and those seeking a thought-provoking journey through the complexities of faith and personal growth.

First Page:

CORIANTON

A Nephite Story

BY B. H. ROBERTS

COPYRIGHTED BY B. H. ROBERTS 1902

PREFACE.

Corianton was first published as a serial in the Contributor, 1889. At that time the story was well received by a large circle of readers and the Author was urged by many of his friends to continue in that line of composition, as much good might come of it. A call came to engage in other work, however, and the delightful field just entered had to be abandoned. During the years that have intervened since the first publication of the story, many have inquired if Corianton would not appear in booklet form, to which the Author always replied in the affirmative, but without being able to say when the time of publication would come. Since the simple Nephite story, however, promises to become famous through Mr. O. U. Bean's dramatization of it, many I may say very many have expressed a desire of forming the acquaintance of Corianton as he first appeared; and hence the Author presents Corianton, the Nephite.

CORIANTON.

CHAPTER ONE.

THE PRISONER.

The summer's sun was just struggling through the mists that overhung the eastern horizon, and faintly gilding the towers and housetops of Zarahemla, as a party of seven horsemen, evidently weary with the night's travel, were seen slowly moving along the foot of the hill Manti, in the direction of the above named city... Continue reading book >>

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