'What else is new?' Prue asked without even looking at her. Prue was only two years older than Piper, but sometimes she treated Piper more like a child than a sister. Piper leaned on the round wooden table underneath the chandelier. Then she scowled at Piper, narrowing her ice blue eyes. She smoothed the dark bangs of her shoulder-length bob with her fingers and sighed.

Twenty-seven-year-old Prue was balanced on top of a ladder, fiddling with an ornate crystal chandelier. She squeezed some water from her long, dark hair as she followed Prue's voice into the middle parlor. Piper set the groceries on the foyer floor. 'In here,' Prue replied, 'working on the chandelier.' Soaking wet, Piper burst through the front door. She didn't know how Prue managed to keep her life so well under control. Piper tried her best to be punctual, but something always seemed to come up.

Prue and Piper usually got along well, but Piper knew that one of her older sister's pet peeves - and she had many - was lateness. He'd never really kept in touch with them after the divorce. Their father hadn't been around to take care of them. The three sisters loved the house and knew it well - they'd grown up in it, raised by Grams after their mother died when they were little.

Grams had willed the house to them and their younger sister, Phoebe, who was living in New York City. Piper and Prue had been living in the old San Francisco house for about six months - ever since their grandmother died. She didn't know what time it was, but she knew she was late - really late. Her arms loaded with groceries, she rushed up the rain-slicked steps of the red-and-cream-colored Victorian house she shared with her older sister. Much of the story's plot revolves around two of the group, Jonathan Kent and Zina Webb.'Prue's going to kill me,' Piper Halliwell muttered to herself. It follows the main body of the Church as they are forced to leave Illinois, choosing to settle temporarily in Nebraska and then to travel by wagon train to the Great Basin. The story begins in frontier-town Nauvoo, Illinois in 1844. Brigham Young (also known as Brigham Young – Frontiersman) is a 1940 American biographical romantic drama film that describes Young's succession to the presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints after founder Joseph Smith, Jr.

The Power of Three by Eliza Willard