Ebook {Epub PDF} Fallen: a memoir about sex religion and marrying too young by Rochelle Siemienowicz

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Fallen: A Memoir About Sex, Religion And Marrying Too Young (Large Print 16pt)|Rochelle Siemienowicz avoid any uncomfortable questions. You're the author and that's the way it goes. In this frank, compelling and beautifully written memoir, Rochelle Siemienowicz provides an intimate portrait of the last days of an open marriage. Raised as devout Seventh-day Adventists, who believe that the end of the world is near and that premarital sex is a terrible sin, Eve and her husband marry young. The subtitle on the front cover is definitely one reason to be intrigued: “a memoir about sex, religion and marrying too young”. This books delivers everything it promises (seduction, scandal and fragmenting faith amid a hot Australian summer in the nineties) and much, much more.