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I have read many books about Warren Jeffs and his treatment of the FLDS, however, most of these have been from the viewpoint of women: Carolyn Jessop, Flora Jessop, Elissa Wall. This book is from the perspective of a young man, Jason Williams, who had his wife and 2 young sons taken away from him by Jeffs. You are really able to feel his frustration and powerlessness in dealing with an organization with millions of dollars and the blind obedience of its brainwashed followers at its disposal. The style of the writing and Jason's determination and humor make the book a pleasant read and you will cheer for him and learn a great deal about the lives of FLDS followers.
