Jon H. Zens

"No Will of My Own" is a disturbing look into some of the Patriarchy movement's darkest rooms. Zens breaks down for the reader two studies of strongly patriarchal groups and draws the curtains back to light upon the incest, physical abuse, and emotional torture leveled upon innocent women (including one frightening internment camp in Indiana used for the coercion and reprogramming women who have begun to question male authority or seek higher education — the "Hephzibah House").A brief book in itself, my hope is that "No Will of My Own" is will serve an immense role in revealing the hidden deceptions and human rights' violations committed among extreme patriarchal families, veiled in the guise of supposed "godliness".… (mere)