Sister wife

Sister wife

by John Gates, John Gates

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"While awaiting the trial of Mormon fundamentalist T. Rampton Crowe on polygamy charges, Utah attorney Brigham Bybee is approached by one of Crowe's wives, who claims that Crowe castrated, dismembered, and beheaded her lover. Now faced with a capital murder case, Bybee hides Mercy in the same location where he has isolated his original witness in the polygamy trial. The next day the witness is found dead and Mercy gone ..."--Amazon.com.

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  1. 1

    How does the hidden, insular world of fundamentalist Mormonism depicted in the novel shape the psychological control T. Rampton Crowe holds over his wives?

  2. 2

    Brigham Bybee walks a fine line between his duties as an officer of the court and his own moral compass; have you ever been in a situation where professional duty clashed deeply with your personal ethics?

  3. 3

    How does the author use the motif of physical isolation—such as hiding witnesses in remote Utah locations—to heighten the tension and sense of paranoia in the story?

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