Carolyn Jessop's writing offers a poignant exploration of life within a restrictive polygamist sect, detailing her personal journey of escape and self-discovery. Her narrative provides an intimate look into a community where individual autonomy is suppressed, highlighting the profound struggle for personal freedom. Through her courageous account, Jessop illuminates the power of choice and the resilience of the human spirit in overcoming oppressive circumstances. Her work serves as a testament to the search for identity and liberation beyond imposed societal structures.
Presents the harrowing story of Carolyn Jessop who suffered for the sake of her children. She tried to protect them as the cult's new leader, Warren Jeffs, started marrying girls off younger and younger. But when Carolyn discovered that her twelve-year-old daughter had spent three days at Jeffs' home, she had to take her children and flee.