Excommunicated: A heart-wrenching and compelling memoir about a family torn apart by one of New Zealand's most secretive religious sects for re

In a deeply personal recounting, Craig Hoyle takes readers on a poignant journey through the trials of his family, who became ensnared in the grips of one of New Zealand's most clandestine religious sects. The memoir compellingly captures the emotional turmoil and heart-wrenching decisions that came to define their lives as the bonds of family were tested and ultimately severed. Hoyle’s candid reflections and vivid storytelling allow readers to sense the struggle between love and loyalty, and the search for understanding amidst oppressive beliefs.

As the narrative unfolds, readers are drawn into the complexities of faith, identity, and the quest for freedom from dogmatic control. Hoyle paints an evocative picture of his childhood experiences, the allure of the sect's promises, and the eventual realization of the devastating consequences it brought upon his family. This memoir is not just a story for the courageous but resonates as a universal exploration of resistance, resilience, and the indomitable will to reclaim one's life.