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    A Duchess by Midnight - Awakened by a Kiss by Charis Michaels
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    'A Duchess by Midnight' in the series 'Awakened by a Kiss' by author Charis Michaels is a historical romance novel that follows the story of Ian, Duke of Lachlan, and Drew, a stylist hired to train his nieces. The book delves into their evolving relationship amidst the backdrop of a marriage of convenience, where they navigate past traumas and secrets. The plot intricately weaves in themes of redemption, transformation, and overcoming difficulties, all set against a fairy tale-inspired backdrop. The writing style is described as steamy and imaginative, with a touch of humor and charm that keeps readers engaged throughout the story.


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    The Line Between
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    Book 1 in the series:The Line Between

    The Line Between - The Line Between by Tosca Lee
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    In "The Line Between" by Tosca Lee, the story follows Wynter Roth, who escapes from a doomsday cult called New Earth only to realize that the world is facing a real apocalypse due to a mysterious disease. Racing against time, Wynter must deliver crucial medical samples to potentially halt the spreading chaos, aided by a former military companion, Chase Miller. The plot is described as a fast-paced, apocalyptic tale that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, filled with unexpected twists and turns. The writing style is noted for its engaging storytelling, vivid descriptions, and the ability to capture the reader's attention without being exhausting.

    Conventional wisdom dictates that there’s an insurmountable divide—an entire dimension of eternity and space—between Heaven and Hell. Lucifer managed to make the trip in nine days, at least according ...

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    It Ain't Me, Babe
    Book 1 in the series:Hades Hangmen

    It Ain't Me, Babe - Hades Hangmen by Tillie Cole
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    'It Ain't Me, Babe' in the series 'Hades Hangmen' by author Tillie Cole is a dark MC romance that follows the story of Mae, a survivor who escapes from a religious cult she was born into. She finds refuge with the Hades Hangmen MC where she reunites with Styx, the Mute Biker Prez who she had a connection with since childhood. Their journey involves overcoming trauma, finding love, and navigating through the complexities of their backgrounds.

    I willed my tired legs to keep pumping. My muscles burned as though injected with venom and my bare feet were completely numb as they slammed onto the cold hard forest floor, but I would not give up… ...

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    Shoes of a Servant by Diane Benscoter
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    'Shoes of a Servant' by Diane Benscoter is a compelling memoir that delves into the author's personal journey of being involved in the Moonie cult and her eventual escape. Through vivid storytelling, the book portrays the gradual process of how individuals can be drawn into cults, the manipulation of beliefs, and the struggle to break free from such entrapment. Readers get a glimpse into the author's experiences, the impact on her family, and the challenges she faced in regaining her freedom. The narrative is filled with authenticity, empathy, and a straightforward account of the author's cult experiences.

    The book offers a thought-provoking insight into the workings of cults, the power of shared subjective reality, and the impact of cult programming on individuals. It highlights the importance of understanding how vulnerable individuals can be lured into such groups and the resilience required to break free from their influence. Through a blend of personal anecdotes and reflections, 'Shoes of a Servant' presents a compelling narrative that sheds light on the psychological complexities of cult involvement and the journey towards self-discovery and liberation.


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    Rocky Mountain Shelter - Six Pack Ranch by Vivian Arend
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    In "Rocky Mountain Shelter," Trevor Coleman, a man who is not looking to settle down, finds himself drawn to Becky, a woman with a troubled past. Becky, an abuse survivor who escaped a cult, is hesitant to trust again, but Trevor's protective instincts and patience slowly break down her walls. As their relationship develops, they navigate Becky's emotional scars with the support of the Coleman clan in Rocky Mountain House, leading to a heartwarming tale of healing and love. The story unfolds with a mix of romance, emotional depth, and a strong sense of community, showcasing themes of trust, resilience, and second chances.


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    Hands Down by Mariana Zapata
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    Hands Down by Mariana Zapata is a slow-burn romance novel that follows the story of Zac and Bianca, childhood friends who reconnect after a ten-year separation. The book delves into their evolving relationship, exploring themes of friendship, love, and self-discovery. The writing style is characterized by detailed introspection and internal monologue, providing insight into the characters' thoughts and feelings as they navigate their emotions towards each other.

    “The word is out! The Oklahoma Thunderbirds have signed quarterback Damarcus Williams to a two-year deal worth $25 million. This move comes weeks after the organization announced that Zac Travis would...

  7. "Broken Faith" by Mitch Weiss delves into the disturbing and fascinating world of the Word of Faith Fellowship, exposing the dark secrets of one of America's most dangerous cults. Through gripping storytelling, the author unveils the cult's descent into a place of ruin, showcasing the lives of survivors who bravely escaped and attempted to rebuild their shattered lives. The narrative sheds light on the cult's leader, Jane Whaley, portraying her as a sociopathic figure who wields unbelievable power and control, leaving a trail of devastation in her wake.

    Weiss and Mohr's meticulous research and direct account provide an indispensable read for both former cult members and those unfamiliar with its horrors. offers a reliable depiction of the cult's reality, unmasking the facade of religious piety to reveal a sinister quest for mental control and power under the guise of faith. Readers are taken on a journey through the cult's manipulation, abuse, and systemic corruption, leaving a lasting impact on those who dare to uncover the truth.

    Suzanne Cooper checked off the last item on her list. The boxes were labeled and loaded in the vehicles just outside the door. She’d make one last sweep of the house to be sure nothing was left. Someo...

  8. Beyond Belief: My Secret Life Inside Scientology and My Harrowing Escape by Jenna Miscavige Hill is a memoir about the author's experience growing up in the Church of Scientology, specifically within the Sea Org, and her eventual escape from the cult. The book provides a firsthand account of the author's childhood within Scientology, detailing the strict lifestyle, grueling work schedules, and harsh punishments for mistakes. Through Jenna's narrative, readers get an in-depth look at the structure of the Church of Scientology and the personal struggles faced by its members.

    Jenna Miscavige Hill's writing style is described as engaging, descriptive, and informative. She provides insight into Scientology using clear language and explanations, making the complex terminology and inner workings of the religion accessible to readers. The book is praised for its intelligent and witty writing, as well as for Jenna's ability to convey personal reflections on her experiences within the cult, creating a captivating and eye-opening narrative.

    ONE OF MY EARLIEST MEMORIES OF SCIENTOLOGY WAS A CONVERSATION that happened when I was about four years old. At the time, my family was living in Los Angeles in an apartment that had been provided to ...

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    Escape by Carolyn Jessop
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    'Escape' by Carolyn Jessop is a gripping autobiography detailing the author's harrowing journey of growing up and eventually leaving a fundamentalist Mormon upbringing. The narrative sheds light on the abuse of power within the FLDS sect, particularly focusing on the physical and mental abuses endured by Carolyn and her children. Despite the challenges and hardships faced, Jessop's story serves as an inspiring tale of courage and resilience, emphasizing the importance of breaking free from oppressive environments for a chance at a better life. The book offers a fascinating inside look at the world of the FLDS sect, highlighting the struggles faced by women and children within the community.

    Jessop's writing style in 'Escape' captivates readers with its emotional portrayal of polygamy and life within a cult-like environment. Through a mix of heart-wrenching accounts and shocking revelations, the author paints a frightening picture of the FLDS cult, showcasing the strength and determination required to escape such a restrictive and abusive setting. Despite some opinions critiquing the writing style as repetitive or lacking in certain aspects, the overall narrative of 'Escape' succeeds in drawing readers into Jessop's world, leaving a lasting impact on those who delve into her courageous story.

    Escape. The moment had come. I had been watching and waiting for months. The time was right. I had to act fast and without fear. I could not afford to fail. Nine lives were at stake: those of my eight...

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    Not Without My Sister by Kristina Jones, Juliana Buhring, Celeste Jones
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    'Not Without My Sister' is a harrowing memoir that delves into the lives of three sisters, Kristina, Celeste, and Juliana, who were born and raised in the Children of God cult. The book recounts the unimaginable physical, sexual, and emotional abuse they endured within the cult, shedding light on the disturbing practices and ideologies that shaped their upbringing. The narrative follows the sisters as they navigate through a childhood marked by violence, manipulation, and trauma, ultimately culminating in their courageous journey towards liberation and freedom. The writing style is raw and poignant, offering a candid portrayal of the sisters' experiences within the cult and their resilience in breaking free from its grip.

    The book is praised for its unflinching honesty and compelling storytelling, providing readers with a powerful insight into the dark realities of life within a cult. Despite the difficult subject matter, the authors' narratives are both heartbreaking and inspiring, showcasing their strength and determination to overcome their past and create a new life for themselves outside the confines of the cult.

    I was playing alone in the front garden of a white house near the small fishing village of Rafina, in Greece. Our garden had three olive trees, as well as an apricot, fig, and peach, all ripe with fru...

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