"Stolen Seasons," A New Expose About Mormon Church Now Available
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SCHAUMBURG, Ill. - illiNews -- "Stolen Seasons," a new expose about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS) or "Mormon" church has just published and is available at www.stolenseasonsbook.com and on Kindle. The book details the true story of how leaders in the church almost killed "Sister Z" and its terrible consequences for her and her family.

About the book:

In mid-July of 2018, after several months of steadily declining health, a woman went into cardiac arrest in the emergency department of a prominent hospital in the suburb of a large American city. She survived, but is still recovering and may never fully recover.

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The woman's name is "Sister Z" – her name and the names of those involved in the story are being disguised – for fear of retribution as the church has quietly become very wealthy and powerful and will try to suppress what the book reveals about the church.

"This book documents the true story of the hypocrisy, insensitivity, arrogance and lack of Christian compassion from Sister Z's "priesthood" leaders in the Mormon church and how they stole from her the spring, summer, fall and winter of 2018 and all the seasons that followed. They came within a hairsbreadth of killing her, resulting in terrible consequences for her and her family which continue to this day," says the author.

After suffering in silence for so long, "Sister Z" has realized that the world needs to know what happened to her and that her story must be told.

For more information, please visit www.stolenseasonsbook.com or email ssbookinfo@gmail.com.