Mormons of the Lie

Mormons of the Lie, (expose-type non-fiction) unlocks a mammoth evil gone viral. A physician’s wife dies tragically. Overcoming personal tragedy and betrayal unmask a bigger picture of social political and historical reality. Mormonism surfaces as a microcosm in the breakdown of society’s wickedness. A psycho-spiritual look forges a deeper understanding of the gamut of emotions—transforming grief and explosive fury to peace of mind and genuine forgiveness, self empowering for any anyone feeling used. Love and sexual climax beget a clinically packed metaphor embracing profound sensuality—irresistible passion more riveting than fiction could invent.

Mormons of the Lie, (expose-type non-fiction) unlocks a mammoth evil gone viral. A physician’s wife dies tragically. Overcoming personal tragedy and betrayal unmask a bigger picture of social political and historical reality. Mormonism surfaces as a microcosm in the breakdown of society’s wickedness. A psycho-spiritual look forges a deeper understanding of the gamut of emotions—transforming grief and explosive fury to peace of mind and genuine forgiveness, self empowering for any anyone feeling used. Love and sexual climax beget a clinically packed metaphor embracing profound sensuality—irresistible passion more riveting than fiction could invent.

Ronald J. Washington practices internal medicine in Dallas, Texas. He is also a poet and author.