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Deliver Us From Evil

Deborah Hunter-Marsh
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Pages
332
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Histria Books

About

The perfect Mormon Bishop? Or the perfect Mormon SOCIOPATH? Church credentials are not sufficient reason to trust anyone, as the child of a "Called-of-God" Mormon Bishop reveals in this painful coming of age family saga. Walton W. Hunter was a charismatic man with his own business, Hunter Motor Company, and a pillar of the Mormon Community in Salt Lake City. He was also a sociopath and a pedophile. Deliver Us From Evil is a disturbing and horrifying account of this abuse from the perspective of Walton Hunter's daughter, Deborah. But it is also a story of overcoming the terrifying circumstances of her abusive childhood.

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