Gina Kershaw’s life seems like that of a typical Mormon mom—chauffeuring kids to school, music, and sports practices and attending meetings and fulfilling callings—until she goes to work. Then her life seems anything but typical. As a criminal defense attorney, she sees and deals with some of the worst that humanity has to offer. Paradoxically, she also sees how the gospel and Christ’s atonement offer solutions to those (and lesser) problems. By defending criminals she has learned to value the worth of a soul, to look for the good in people, to trust in the Lord and be willing to accept His help and His will, to teach her own children about consequences, to truly understand what bravery means, and many other valuable lessons about good and evil, agency, humility, and the power of the Holy Ghost. In Mormon Mom among Murderers, the perspective the author shares will uplift and encourage anyone who knows someone—or who is someone—who has made poor choices and needs the power of the Atonement in their lives.