Escaping the Cult: One cult, two stories of survival
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Kristina Jones. Escaping the Cult: One cult, two stories of survival
Contents
Contents
Acknowledgements
Family Tree
Berg’s Household
Prologue. Ants Are Bitter
Chapter 1. Moonlight and Star
Chapter 2. God’s Whores
Chapter 3. Fairytales and Thunderbolts
Chapter 4. Dances for the King
Chapter 5. Terror in the Shed
Chapter 6. Candles and Confessions
Chapter 7. Torn Apart
Chapter 8. Ruled by Fear
Chapter 9. From Russia with Love
Chapter 10. Mutiny at Tea
Chapter 11. Walking with Buffaloes
Chapter 12. The Devil’s Land
Chapter 13. Stirrings
Chapter 14. A New Wine
Chapter 15. Changing Tides
Chapter 16. Happy New End Time
Chapter 17. A Door Opens
Chapter 18. A Caged Bird
Chapter 19. The Urban Jungle
Chapter 20. The Prince Is Dead
Chapter 21. Reincarnation
Chapter 22. The Woman in the Mirror
Epilogue. Buckinghamshire, 2014
Author’s Note
Dedication
Epigraph
Contents
Introduction
Prologue
CHAPTER ONE Daddy’s Little Girl
CHAPTER TWO Loveville
CHAPTER THREE Come Union
CHAPTER FOUR Behind Four Walls
CHAPTER FIVE Indoctrination
CHAPTER SIX Torn
CHAPTER SEVEN A Broken Family
CHAPTER EIGHT The Odd One Out
CHAPTER NINE The Rod of Correction
CHAPTER TEN Adopt Me, Please
CHAPTER ELEVEN Living a Double Life
CHAPTER TWELVE A Gypsy Missionary
CHAPTER THIRTEEN Abusive Love
CHAPTER FOURTEEN Escape
CHAPTER FIFTEEN Hide and Seek
CHAPTER SIXTEEN Searching for Celeste
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN On Opposite Sides
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN Bittersweet Reunion
CHAPTER NINETEEN A ‘Deceiver Yet True’
CHAPTER TWENTY A Tale of Two Fathers
CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE Rehabilitation
CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO House of the Open Pussy
CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE Anorexia
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR A Dream Come True
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE Is Justice a Dream?
CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX Pearl of Africa
CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN Breaking Free
CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT The Chained Eagle
CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE The Power of Love
Epilogue
About the Authors
Copyright
About the Publisher
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Title Page
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After Aunty Joy and I finished a few more pages of the book she closed it and promised we’d read some more tomorrow. I didn’t really mind her taking it – that picture had made me feel a bit sick. I couldn’t shake the thought of Heaven’s Girl’s smiling face as the soldiers did things to her. Would I have to do that when I was bigger? Would I be brave enough?
I began to feel a bit shaky so I tried to think about what always made me feel happy – what superpower was God going to give me? My brothers and I used to argue about it all the time. Was it better to be invisible or be able to run really fast? Did boys get better ones than girls? I bawled my eyes out when my brothers teased me by insisting that they did.
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