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His Favorite Wife is the heart-stopping, inspirational narrative of a courageous, fifteen-year-old girl who becomes the sixth wife in a polygamous marriage. Cascading with rich, well-developed characters, this true story will capture your soul and imagination as the author reveals how a group of kind-hearted, sincere people are led to embrace this controversial lifestyle in their pursuit of the highest degree of glory. Laced with surprising brush-strokes of humor, this heart-rending saga will take its readers on a journey that outsiders whisper of and shudder about. It answers the question that a polygamist's wife is asked countless times: How can you tolerate sharing your husband?
In North America today there are over thirty thousand polygamists. They lead secret lives in their attempt to hide from society and U.S. laws. Their women are taught that obedience, unquestioning acceptance of polygamy, and giving birth to huge families of children to follow in their parent's footsteps will assure them a celestial crown. Few search out truth for themselves, but trustingly follow their prophet. Susan's book deals with this head-in-the-sand ignorance. She too, was one of these women.
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Loved it!!!!
A.Frias, A reviewer, 04/14/2008
I have always been interested in the way polygamysts live their lives but could never really find a book that griped me just by reading the first page. I couldnt stop reading, it was very well written! I laughed, I cried I felt like I knew these characters so well. I didnt want it to end. Im now looking to read the Shattered Dreams book that was written by Susan's second sister-wife & I cant wait!
Wonderful book on a true story of polygamy
A. Wright, A reviewer, 02/19/2008
After reading 'Under the Banner of Heaven' and watching Big Love, I became interested in the subject of polygamy in America. I was shocked to learn of the way these groups live in modern America. Susan's book is a true story of her upbringing with polygamy and her years of living as a plural wife and the danger she and her family were in as their church divided and were at 'war'. But the book is so much more than that it is a woman sharing her life, the ups and downs and innermost feelings of her struggles with that life she was living. I really felt like I knew the characters in the book so well and I have not been able to stop thinking about them since I finished the book. It is a wonderful story of sadness, fear, love, hate, friendship, family, and bravery.
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