Cult Insanity: A Memoir of Polygamy, Prophets, and Blood Atonement Audiobook

" Interesting insight into the FLDS. Blook Attonement. "

" Captivating alternate history story about Mitt Romney without the money. "

" This woman has an amazing story to tell. She was one of the plig wives of a Labaron brother. They lived in Mexico in poverty and unbelievable conditions. I've read other memoirs on this that I liked better and her writing wasn't great but it was still very interesting. "

" This book was great and I am on the look out for the first one by Irene Spencer. I'm not sure what my deal is with polygamy books but I'm so fascinated! "

" disappointing after loving shattered dreams - too much about the politics of the family & not the relationships i think "

" Out of morbid curiosity I attempted to listen to this book. I got to chapter 10 and it was just depressing to me... so I didn't finish it. :( "

" Still interesting, but not as captivating as her first book. I think by the time I read this one, I was almost sick of the characters and felt too much pity for them. "

" Shattered Dreams was good, but this seemed just a rehash of exactly the same incidents, only with a slightly different focus. There wasn't really any new material here, and by omitting the daily details of her life it was less interesting. "

" I read her first book - it was interesting and heartbreaking. I think she should've stopped there, and included tiny bits from this book in her first. It didn't flow well and seemed really scattered. I feel sad for her to have lost so many years, though. "

" Compelling book on Ervil LeBaron and his quest to kill everyone who wouldn't follow him. "

" If you don't know much about the Mormon religion or who is who, then this book will be confusing at best. The author jumps around from topic to topic a lot, and not always in chronological order. "

" i love books about this crazy religion! i dont know why but i find them endlessly entertaining. This one really lives up to its title! what a bunch of freaks! "

" Interesting story spanning decades. The title pretty well summarizes it. "

" I'll admit, I'm fascinated by the topic. Fairly well written and an interesting read (when read with the same caveats as any memoir). "

" It was alright, I really couldn't get attached to the story. "

" Important story to read - explains the unbelievable. However, could use an editing. "

" This was an insanely good book! I read it as quickly as a week and would defintely read it again! "

" I wasn't impressed with the writing style of this book. This was a tragic story and it's sad to know so many lives were lost. "

" Tough read because of the million people referenced throughout the book. I would recommend reading this authors first book before trying to tackle this one. "

" I love Irene's books, even though it is non-fiction, it reads like fiction. She is easy to read. "

" Very interesting read. What a horrible way to live. "

" Tough read because of the million people referenced throughout the book. I would recommend reading this authors first book before trying to tackle this one. "

" Still interesting, but not as captivating as her first book. I think by the time I read this one, I was almost sick of the characters and felt too much pity for them. "

" Very interesting read. What a horrible way to live. "

" Really interesting I'm glad I read this book but it is such a heavy topic that I had to read something really light and simple afterward. "

" Compelling book on Ervil LeBaron and his quest to kill everyone who wouldn't follow him. "

" This woman has an amazing story to tell. She was one of the plig wives of a Labaron brother. They lived in Mexico in poverty and unbelievable conditions. I've read other memoirs on this that I liked better and her writing wasn't great but it was still very interesting. "

" This book was great and I am on the look out for the first one by Irene Spencer. I'm not sure what my deal is with polygamy books but I'm so fascinated! "

" disappointing after loving shattered dreams - too much about the politics of the family & not the relationships i think "