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A Novella: A Memoir of a Mind Deprogrammer and a Journey into Satans Children
- Narrated by: Christopher Sentman
- Length: 1 hr and 9 mins
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A Novella: A Memoir of a Mind Deprogrammer and a Journey into Satans Children
Narrated by:
Christopher Sentman
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Publisher's Summary
When a seasoned cult deprogrammer is contacted by a woman to free her from cult control, the only problem is he doesn't know how high in the government the cult control goes and if he is up to the task.
Enter the world of a cult mind deprogrammer and see how one man's mission to free people from cults will take him to the heart of modern-day government and the big power players.
©2013 Zahid Zaman (P)2014 Zahid Zaman
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