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In the Shadow of the Moons

My Life in the Rev­erend Sun Myung Moon’s Family

by Nan­sook Hong
1998, Lit­tle, Brown and Com­pany
ISBN 0316348163
240 pages, illustrated.

From dust jacket
Daugh­ter of promi­nent church mem­bers, Nan­sook was hand­picked at age fif­teen by Rev­erend Moon to marry his son, Hyo Jin. Dur­ing her fifteen-year mar­riage, Nan­sook bore five chil­dren while attend­ing high school and Barnard Col­lege in Man­hat­tan. Her chil­dren pro­vide her only com­fort in a life of lone­li­ness and fear. Finally, with the sup­port of a few allies and an unbend­ing faith in God, she made a risky escape from the compound.This is the har­row­ing tale of her years as an abused wife and priv­i­leged mem­ber of a reli­gious cult, and her fight to cre­ate a life for her­self and her chil­dren, beyond the shadow of the Moons.

THIS BOOK IS IN PRINT.
Avail­able com­mer­cially. Learn more about Nan­sook Hong.

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