Sect. Incredible story of a girl who escaped from a sex pult
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Memoirs of a girl who escaped from the famous religious sex pult "Children of God". According to the book, the series with Dakota Johnson in the title role is shot.
Parents-hippies Bexsy joined the religious sect "Children of God", because they believed in free love. But for children, life in the commune meant only hard work, bodily punishment, public humiliation and endless control. Bexsy was only ten years old when she was punished with "restriction of silence", forbidding to talk with anyone for a year. Prostitution and pedophilia practiced in the sect, the members of the cult were constantly moving, hiding from the police and the FBI.
At the age of fifteen, Bexsy escaped from the sect, leaving her parents and eleven brothers and sisters. Many years later, she again goes on a trip to religious communes scattered throughout America to find out how children live in them, like her, who became hostages of worlds created by fanatics. This incredible journey not only reveals the terrible wrong side of religious communes and sects, but also shows how to reconcile with your past and heal from injuries inflicted by parents.
A powerful, beautiful and amazingly written story - so much so that Dakota Johnson and Riley Kio bought the rights to serial adaptation. " - The Glamor
"most of the book is incredibly gloomy - as if you are in the setting of the" story of the maid ". You read and feel how to boil anger inside. Only when I got out of the sect, Becxi found out that the planet is more than 6,000 years old. And you know how this happened? On the quiz arranged in the pub ... " - Daily Mail
"The world in which Bexsy Cameron grew and which she describes is perceived as if fictitious - he is so gloomy and anti -utopian. - Irish News
"A brave and deeply touching story about the courage and strength of the spirit." - Dakota Johnson, actress
Parents-hippies Bexsy joined the religious sect "Children of God", because they believed in free love. But for children, life in the commune meant only hard work, bodily punishment, public humiliation and endless control. Bexsy was only ten years old when she was punished with "restriction of silence", forbidding to talk with anyone for a year. Prostitution and pedophilia practiced in the sect, the members of the cult were constantly moving, hiding from the police and the FBI.
At the age of fifteen, Bexsy escaped from the sect, leaving her parents and eleven brothers and sisters. Many years later, she again goes on a trip to religious communes scattered throughout America to find out how children live in them, like her, who became hostages of worlds created by fanatics. This incredible journey not only reveals the terrible wrong side of religious communes and sects, but also shows how to reconcile with your past and heal from injuries inflicted by parents.
A powerful, beautiful and amazingly written story - so much so that Dakota Johnson and Riley Kio bought the rights to serial adaptation. " - The Glamor
"most of the book is incredibly gloomy - as if you are in the setting of the" story of the maid ". You read and feel how to boil anger inside. Only when I got out of the sect, Becxi found out that the planet is more than 6,000 years old. And you know how this happened? On the quiz arranged in the pub ... " - Daily Mail
"The world in which Bexsy Cameron grew and which she describes is perceived as if fictitious - he is so gloomy and anti -utopian. - Irish News
"A brave and deeply touching story about the courage and strength of the spirit." - Dakota Johnson, actress
Author:
Author:Cameron Becxi
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
- Category:Magazines & Encyclopedia
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Phoenix. Stories strong in spirit
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-122047-1
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