Adam's Story

In *Adam's Story*, Elder Roberts finds himself venturing beyond his assigned mission territory in New Jersey with a singular, heartfelt purpose. With his mission nearing its end, he's determined to knock on the door of his maternal grandparents, whom he hasn't seen since infancy. Driven by a desire to see them embrace the gospel, much like his mother, Charly, did years before, Adam also harbors a deeper hope: to uncover more about his mother, who passed away when he was a baby, and in doing so, gain a clearer understanding of his own identity. This narrative, lauded as a humorous and tender sequel to Weyland's popular novels *Charley* and *Sam*, finally unveils the fate of Adam, their only son, offering readers a poignant and insightful exploration of family, faith, and self-discovery. Jack Weyland, a titan in the world of LDS fiction, has consistently delivered stories that resonate with faith, humor, and profound humanity. His prolific output and consistently engaging narratives have cemented his status as a beloved author within the genre. *Adam's Story* exemplifies Weyland's signature style, weaving together relatable characters, touching spiritual themes, and a gentle humor that makes his works enduringly popular. As a physics professor with a keen wit and a deep understanding of human experience, Weyland’s ability to translate these qualities into compelling fiction makes him a standout. His continued contributions, like this exploration of Adam's journey, undoubtedly place him among the best authors of LDS fiction, offering readers both spiritual nourishment and heartfelt entertainment.