Scarred (Never After Series)

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Lawrence chimed in that he could help out with it, and the result is this 740-page tome of British-accented nightmare fuel. For a reader familiar with cults, it’s easy to see that the material she describes to us is designed to reprogram her language and beliefs, but for someone earnestly looking for career improvement you can see how it would look appealing to her.

Some of the stuff I used to find very funny I find hard to watch as an older man (I'm looking at you 'On The Buses'). And because we are children when we encounter them, we often lack the perspective necessary for placing them in their proper context. I thought that this book could provide some insight on the inner-workings of the organization since she was a high-ranking member and one of the first to come forward. She is featured in the CBC podcast Uncover: Escaping NXIVM and The Vow, the upcoming HBO documentary series on NXIVM. I’m so glad that Sarah had the courage to go public about her experience with NXIVM, since she is a huge part of the cult’s downfall and the arrests made on their leader and other “higher ups”.

As such, expect to see things like, "(see page xx)" after a reference, where the 'xx' should have instead been a number.

From BookTok sensation Emily McIntire comes a dark and delicious fractured fairy tale reimagining of The Lion King.Scarred By Books And Comics is just about as thorough a dissection of everything a bloodthirsty boy or masochistic girl could have wanted to read, with Pat Mills’ pre-2000AD masterwork Misty For Girls emerging as a truly haunted, haunting sleeper masterpiece, and Richard Allen’s jaw-dropping run of short, sharp shocks about skinheads and bikers going under the microscope one more time.

This is a volume focussed mainly on British pop culture, with only a few incursions from across the pond, but it does reveal what a very odd place Britain was during the era of power cuts, three day weeks, Glam, Punk and paranoia. Sarah Edmondson is a Canadian actress and playwright who has starred in the CBS series Salvation and more than twelve films for the Hallmark Channel and Lifetime. I highly recommend picking this up as well as listening to the podcast "Uncover" and watching "The Vow". Most of the concepts are actually pretty stellar ideas—credit to the people who originally devised them—and had NXIVM continued in a direction for good, it could have done some pretty great things, much like Hitler, but we all know how that story ends.But at the same time, I got the feeling that she knew more and is just trying to cover herself by playing dumb.