#jenna miscavige hill

[thisbibliophiile]

Books of 2025 #5

Beyond Belief by Jenna Miscavige Hill

[kaydensb]

100% Legally Sourced Media (Google Drive)

Here is a link for a whole bunch of movies, tv shows and more - https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/15yd2vLoCzlTDknjTgo965gCoAV8S0Emt

below is a list of the things currently on my google drive, I may add more and keep updating this list periodically as things get put on the drive.

Audiobooks and Audio Dramas

Fiction

1984 By George Orwell

Animal Farm By George Orwell

Chemistry By Rachael Sommers

Daisy Jones and the Six By Taylor Jenkins Reid

David Copperfield By Charles Dickens

Dracula By Bram Stoker

Eve of Man Series By Tom Fletcher & Giovanna Fletcher

Frankenstein By Mary Shelley

Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe By Fanny Flagg

Friends of Dorothy By Sandi Toksvig

Gothic Tales By Arthur Conan Doyle

Jurassic Park By Michael Crichton

Little Women By Louisa May Alcott

Neon Roses By Rachel Dawson

Pride and Prejudice By Jane Austen

Red, White & Royal Blue By Casey McQuiston

Should Have Known Better By A J McDine

The Complete Sherlock Holmes Collection By Arthur Conan Doyle

The Exorcist By William Peter Blatty

The Honey Witch By Sydney J. Shields

The Murder Game By Tom Hindle

The Picture of Dorian Gray By Oscar Wilde

The Woman in Black By Susan hill

The Wonder Boy of Whistle Stop By Fannie Flagg

Torchwood

We Play Games by Sarah A. Denzil

When You Least Expect It By Haley Cass

Non Fiction

A Billion Years My Escape from a Life in the Highest Ranks of Scientology By Mike Rinder

All I Know Now By Carrie Hope Fletcher

Apparently There Were Complaints By Sharon Gless

Bad Gays A Homosexual History By Huw Lemmey & Ben Miller

Best Foot Forward By Adam Hills

Between the Stops By Sandi Toksvig

Beyond Belief By Jenna Miscavige

Blown for Good - Behind the Iron Curtain of Scientology By Marc Headley

Boy From the Valleys By Luke Evans

Coming Up for Air By Tom Daley

Dare to Dream By Izzy Judd

David Bowie Made Me Gay - 100 Years of LGBT Music By Darryl W Bullock

Deaf Utopia By Nyle DiMarco

Escaping the Kingdom of God By J. Andrew Robinson

Fathomless Riches By Rev Richard Coles

Freddie Mercury The Definitive Biography By Lesley-Ann Jones

Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing By Matthew Perry

From Here to the Great Unknown A Memoir By Lisa Marie Presley & Riley Keough

Help I S*xted My Boss By William Hanson & Jordan North

Mama’s Boy By Dustin Lance Black

Notorious by Raphael Rowe

Sh**ged. Married. Annoyed By Chris Ramsey & Rosie Ramsey

The House of My Mother By Shari Franke

The Mayor of Castro Street By Randy Shilts

The Phantom Prince By Elizabeth Kendall

Under the Banner of Heaven By Jon Krakauer

Under the Bridge By Rebecca Godfrey

Documentaries and Docudramas

A Very British Sex Scandal

Abused By My Girlfriend

Aids - The Unheard Tapes

Alex Brooker: Disability and Me

Bad Influencer - The Great Insta Con

Bowie - The Man Who Changed The World

Boyzone: No Matter What

Children of the Underground

Dancing for the Devil - The 7M TikTok Cult

Daughters of the Cult

Desperately Seeking Soulmate - Escaping Twin Flames Universe

Dinosaurs - The Final Day with David Attenborough

Dirty Pop - The Boy Band Scam

Driven - The Billy Monger Story

Escaping Polygamy

Escaping Twin Flames

Freddie Mercury - The Great Pretender

Frozen Planet

Frozen Planet II

Good Grief with Reverend Richard Coles

Hatton Garden - The Inside Story

Hell Camp - Teen Nightmare

I Am Not A Rapist

I Cut Off His Penis - The Truth Behind The Headlines

Ireland's Mother and Baby Scandal

Killing Patient Zero

Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath

Lewis Capaldi - How I'm Feeling Now

Liar: The Fake Grooming Scandal

Living Every Second: The Kris Hallenga Story

Lord Montagu

Mama's Boy

Matt Willis: Fighting Addiction

Murdaugh Murders - A Southern Scandal

Murder Among the Mormons

My Wife My Abuser - Captured On Camera

Pennywise - The Story of It

Planet Earth

Planet Earth II

Queen - Days Of Our Lives

Sacred Soil - The Piney Woods School Story

Sarah Everard: The Search for Justice

Scientology: Going Clear - The Prison of Belief

Soham: The Murder of Holly & Jessica

Stolen Youth - Inside the Cult at Sarah Lawrence

Strike - An Uncivil War

Strike! The Women Who Fought Back

Striking with Pride: United at the Coalface

Surviving Amber Heard

Take Care of Maya

The Bambers : Murder at the Farm

The Boys - The Sherman Brothers' Story

The Exorcist Untold

The Family

The Krays - The Mafia Connection

The Menendez Brothers

The Millennium Dome Heist With Ross Kemp

The Movies That Made Us

The Pembrokeshire Murders - Catching the Gameshow Killer

The Program - Cons, Cults and Kidnapping

The Times of Harvey Milk

Uprising

Waco - American Apocalypse

Warren Jeffs: Prophet of Evil

Wonders of the World I Can't See

Films

A Haunting in Venice

About a Boy

All of Us Strangers

Bad Tidings

Beautiful Boy

Beautiful Thing

Beetlejuice

Boy Erased

Boys Don’t Cry

But I'm a Cheerleader

Chocolat

City of Lies

Clue

Cool Runnings

Corpse Bride

Dallas Buyers Club

Dawn of the Dead

Death on the Nile

Deck the Halls

Die Hard

Dirty Dancing

Donnie Brasco

Downton Abbey

Edward Scissorhands

Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind

Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

Fried Green Tomatoes

From Hell

Gone Girl

Gremlins

Hairspray

Handsome Devil

Heathers

Heathers - The Musical

Home Alone

Hot Fuzz

How the Grinch Stole Christmas

How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days

IT

Jaws

Jingle All The Way

Jumanji

Jurassic Park

Kill Your Darlings

Kindergarten Cop

Kinky Boots

Labyrinth

Legally Blonde

Legend

Les Misérables

Les Misérables: The Staged Concert

Little Shop of Horrors

Little Women

Love Actually

Mean Girls

Milk

Minamata

Miracle on 34th Street

Murder on the Orient Express

Murdered for Being Different

Newsies

Oliver!

Philadelphia

Pirates of the Caribbean

Portrait of a Lady on Fire

Prayers For Bobby

Pride

Pride and Prejudice

Red, White and Royal Blue

Rent

Scarface

Scream

Scrooged

Secret Window

Shaun of the Dead

Sister Act

Sleepy Hollow

Star Wars

Sweeney Todd - The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

The Addams Family

The Amityville Horror

The Blair Witch Project

The Conjuring

The Craft

The Crow

The Exorcist

The Greatest Showman

The imitation Game

The Muppet Christmas Carol

The Nightmare Before Christmas

The Santa Clause

The Shawshank Redemption

The Sixth Sense

The Sound of Music

The Tourist

The Woman in Black

Three Men and a Baby

Three Men and a Little Lady

Titanic

Twister

Uncle Buck

Unicorns

West Side Story

What We Did on Our Holiday

White Christmas

Zola

Stand Up Comedy

Adam Hills

Chris McCausland

Chris Ramsey

Daniel Howell

Daniel Sloss

Dara O'Briain

Ed Byrne

Fern Brady

Greg Davies

John Bishop

Rhod Gilbert

Sarah Millican

Sean Lock

TV Shows

90210

Agatha All Along

Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled

Being Human

Bridgerton

Celebrity Race Across the World

Criminal Minds

Cuckoo

Daisy Jones and the Six

Deadwater Fell

Desperate Housewives

Doctor Who

Downton Abbey

Eyewitness

Fire Country

Good Omens

Good Trouble

Heartstopper

I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!

Interview with the Vampire

It's A Sin

Killing Eve

Looking

Mary & George

Midnight Mass

Missing You

My Family

My Wife and Kids

Nevermind the Buzzcocks

QI 

Queer as Folk

Shameless

Sky Med

Sleepy Hollow

Switched at Birth

Taskmaster

The Alienist

The Artful Dodger

The Clearing

The Couple Next Door

The Fosters

The Haunting of Bly Manor

The Haunting of Hill House

The Jetty

The Midnight Club

The Misinvestigations of Romesh Ranganathan

The Pembrokeshire Murders

The Perfect Couple

The Society

The Stranger

The Unofficial Science Of…

The Watcher

Torchwood

Under the Banner of Heaven

Under the Bridge

Virgin River

WandaVision

White House Farm

[msclaritea]

Jenna Miscavige Hill gives an exclusive interview to 60 Minutes Australia on the darkness in the Church of Scientology, including destroying families, not allowing women to have children, either by not allowing pregnancy or forcing them to end it.

[friendly-neighbourhood-librarian]

Beyond Belief - Jenna Miscavige Hill

Jenna Miscavige's grandparents were the first to introduce their family to Scientology, which remained a mostly casual part of their lives until Jenna was about a year old and her parents decided to dedicate their lives to working for the Church. Shortly thereafter, L. Ron Hubbard passed away and her uncle, David Miscavige, took over as the leader of the Church of Scientology. From that point forward, Jenna's childhood was immersed in Scientology beliefs and indoctrination, a mindset from which she was not able to break free until her young adult years when the controlling and power-hungry nature of the Church became impossible to ignore.

It's fascinating and also a bit scary to see how someone can get sucked into a cult like this. On the surface, it seems like a very reasonable self-help type of ideology, but by the time you get deep enough into it to realize how toxic the organization really is, you've already invested so much time and money into it that it's hard to extract yourself without a lot of struggle.

Jenna Miscavige Hill now actively works to share her story and those of other ex-Scientologists to spread the word of what actually goes on within the Church and to help others who are trying to leave.

[books-coffee-and-the-woods]

Finished Mexican Gothic tonight and wow, that book!! Absolutely amazing, terrifying, spooky, creepy etc etc. 11/10 would breathe the spores read again. SUCH a good gothic horror, and such a wild take on a haunting!! SO GOOD!!

Now I need to decide what to read next...I should continue with The Crow, so I can stay on track with my NY goals, but I'm finding it hard to be interested in it. I think because we spend the whole first two Pellinor books with Maerad, and Hem is only in like, the last quarter of book 1 and is never a perspective character, in fact most of his character is developed by Maerad remembering him in book 2 (I don't recall how much we learn about him in book 1, but I think 90% of what we know was made up in book 2 so he seemed like a more fleshed-out character). And now right after Maerad goes through all this great character development we have to halt the story to switch to Hem's perspective, which I don't care about because I haven't spent two books with him, and also frankly "bratty teenage boy" is not a character type I'm particularly fond of. Like, I'm sure this book holds a lot of plot that's necessary to read before The Singing, but if the first 100+ pages of this book (because Croggon writes sloooow paced books, not a bad thing, just what she does) are just Hem being an asshole about bard school and getting in shit...I'm going to be very bored lol.

[the-final-sentence]

My body allowed me to be a mom, which is by far the best thing about me.

Jenna Miscavige Hill and Lisa Pulitzer, from Beyond Belief 

[weirdcultstuff]

Books I’ve read in the past three months that are relevant to my cult/religious trauma/deconversion research:

Why I Believed: Reflections of a Former Missionary, by Kenneth W Daniels

When The English Fall: A Novel, by David Williams

Captive: A Mother’s Crusade to Save Her Daughter From a Terrifying Cult, by Catherine Oxenberg

1984, by George Orwell

Mind Control Manual: Vital Concepts About Mind Control, Cults, and Psychopaths, by Dr. David Mc Dermott

From Apostle to Apostate: The Story of the Clergy Project, by Catherine Dunphy

I’m Perfect, You’re Doomed: Tales from a Jehovah’s Witness Upbringing, by Kyria Abrahams

Stolen Innocence: My Story of Growing Up in a Polygamous Sect, Becoming a Teenage Bride, and Breaking Free of Warren Jeffs, by Lisa Pulitzer

Mennonite in a Little Black Dress: A Memoir of Going Home, by Rhoda Janzen

Growing Up Amish: A Memoir, by Ira Wagler

Beyond Belief: My Secret Life Inside Scientology and My Harrowing Escape, by Jenna Miscavige Hill

Out of Deception, by Nathan O. Miller

Why Does He Do That?, by Lundy Bancroft

The New Way: Protestantism and the Hmong in Vietnam, by Tâm T. T. Ngô

The Cult of Trump, by Steven Hassan

U-Turn: What If You Woke Up One Morning and Realized You Were Living The Wrong Life?, by Bruce Grierson

Becoming An Ex: The Process of Role Exit, by Helen Rose Fuchs Ebaugh

The Very Worst Missionary, by Jamie Wright

A Pilgrim’s Wilderness, by Tom Kizzia

Cult, A Love Story: Ten Years Inside a Canadian Cult and the Subsequent Long Road of Recovery, by Alexandra Amor

Comforting Thoughts About Death That Have Nothing To Do With God, by Greta Christina

Broken Faith: Inside the Word of Faith Fellowship, One of America’s Most Dangerous Cults, by Mitch Weiss

My Amish Story: Breaking Generations of Silence, by Rebecca Borntraber Graber

The Body Keeps The Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma, by Bessel van der Kolk M.D.

Rejected, Shamed, And Blamed: Family Scapegoat Dynamics, by Rebecca C. Mandeville MFT

Deconversion: Qualitative and Quantitative Results from Cross-Cultural Research in Germany and the United States of America, by Heinz Streib, Barbara Keller, James T. Richardson, Ralph W. Hood Jr., and Christopher F. Silver

[theocseason4]

I have some more cult books for anon - The Family by Chris Johnston & Rosie Jones, Cults Uncovered by Emily Thompson (the morbidology lady), The Road to Jonestown by Jeff Guinn, Beyond Belief by Jenna Miscavige Hill, Inside Scientology by Janet Reitman & Going Clear by Lawrence Wright!

[alightwhendarknessfell]

About Juliet acting erratic in 2013 there was a rumor around that time when she wanted to leave Scientology. Maybe she began to notice her upbringing was terrible and wanted out? Some second or third generation scientologists manage to escape - Jenna Miscavige - Hill is a perfect example. Perhaps Juliet wanted a normal life away from that but her parents forced her back to the cult. Do take it with a grain with a salt as this is not 100% accurate.

I had heard that I don’t know if that was true or not but they have a way of stopping people from leaving to the point of driving them insane. I think she was also really into partying then. 

[ladyyatexel]

I find them fascinating and empowering or inspiring or something? I'm definitely not in a cult but I think I get a lot out of seeing people who felt powerless and risked a lot finally stand up and say fuck this to some kind of Injustice. Injustices get me really fired up in stories, I just get outraged on people's behalf, and so the Triumph of being able to say no is kind of electrifying. I'm sure there's some interesting psychological things to say here about my dad and how I grew up in particular and some parallels to how trapped I feel in my life now that I'm sure my brain is drawing, but yeah, they're good to read. Religious cults are kind of one of my weird background special interests, particularly the Fundamentalist Latter-Day Saints. You end up with a working knowledge of several cities and families after a while.

I just finished "Escape" by Carolyn Jessop ( the last name is a dead giveaway of this one's topic if you're at all familiar with FLDS polygamy escapes) and it was pretty decent. She was married off to one of the big important assholes in the sect and managed somehow to be lucky enough to get a college education while still inside.

I got really invested in "Beyond Belief" by Jenna Miscavige Hill, the niece of the leader of Scientology. I think it's my favorite of all of these, despite FLDS stuff being more my usual focus. I think maybe this one just fed my Hunger for Injustices To Rage At particularly well and it is an excellent primer for all of the lingo and other stuff that goes into Scientology. I came out of it realizing that I understood what was meant when someone said "WOG World" or "the cans" or "he is out ethics 2" or "rockslammer" or "blown"

"Stolen Innocence" by Elissa Wall is another FLDS one. One of the things I found interesting is that this one is a girl going through a lot of the same cult wide events but just as a younger person than the author of the first book. When you read enough of these you start to recognize people who are not the main antagonists you start to see background people in one person's story being the main focus in someone else's and it's very interesting to me.

There's a similar thing going down in "Breaking Free" by Rachel Jeffs, daughter of Warren Jeffs, the FLDS 'prophet'. I listen to most of these on Audible and this one was read by the author which was a little weird to listen to because she just has a very strange way of speaking, but it's again another story of a woman who is born into an arbitrarily important family and decided to say fuck this. She's seeing the events the others are encountering but from the inside. I think in a way a lot of these books feel like just getting an alternate perspective or filling in a puzzle piece. One book might mention Warren Jeffs daughters and now here's a book about one. Another book might casually dismiss all of Merril Jessop wives and the other book is about one and you get to see who all those people were who amounted to a sentence and a half in another book.

Maybe it's a bit of sonder feeling.

A cousin obsession I have is former (mostly evangelical) Christians becoming atheists. Seth Andrews' "Deconverted" is great for that, particularly in audiobook form because he reads it himself and he is a radio broadcaster so his voice is delightful to listen to. I just found him on my list when I was scrolling through recent things so I thought I'd include him.

I think I'm headed next for Flora Jessop's " Church of Lies" because it looks like she turned out to be a really intense human rights activist, or for "Perfectly Clear:Escaping Scientology and Fighting for the Woman I Love" by Michelle LeClair, which by title alone is telling me that there will be cults and lesbians and good for her, I'm into it. I obviously haven't read either of those yet but I'm ready. I have samples for two books about women who left the Westboro Baptist Church lined up on my Kindle, so perhaps I will be able to report back on more haha

[books-coffee-and-the-woods]

here's a few more:

Beyond Belief - Jenna Miscavige Hill

How to be a Victorian - Ruth Goodman

50 Plants that Changed the Course of History - Bill Laws

A Brief History of Time - Stephen Hawking

Priestdaddy - Patricia Lockwood

The Collected Schizophrenias - Esmé Weijun Wang

An Astronaut's Guide to Life in Earth - Chris Hadfield

Victorians Undone - Kathryn Hughes

Geisha: a Life - Mineko Iwasaki

Hey tumblr is not the place for this kinda question BUT I want to read more nonfiction. Anyone have any good recs?

[hadenoughx3]

Die Erkenntnis, dass dieses Leben, das ich lebe, mein einziges sein könnte, hat meine Sichtweise gravierend verändert. All meine Bekannten, die noch immer in der Church sind, vergeuden möglicherweise das einzige Leben, das sie haben.

Jenna Miscavige Hill

Mein geheimes Leben bei Scientology und meine dramatische Flucht

[books-coffee-and-the-woods]

2021 Reading Wrap-up

2021 was actually a pretty good year reading-wise! In total I read 115 books, completed my goal of reading the books that had been on my tbr the longest, and a last-minute goal of reading all my TBR comics and manga!!

With that said, here are my top books of 2021. There's a lot of them, but this was a really crappy year and the least I can do is celebrate the good reads that got me through it.

Top 21 Books of 2021

(in alphabetical order)

A Closed and Common Orbit - Becky Chambers

Record of a Spaceborn Few - Becky Chambers

To be Taught if Fortunate - Becky Chambers

The Scapegracers - Hannah Abigail Clarke

Piranesi - Susanna Clarke

A Winter’s Promise - Christelle Dabos

The Echo Wife - Sarah Gailey

A Spindle Splintered - Alix E. Harrow

The Ones We’re Meant to Find - Joan He

Beyond Belief: My Secret Life Inside Scientology and My Harrowing Escape - Jenna Miscavige Hill with Lisa Pulitzer

The Absolute Book - Elizabeth Knox

The Fall of the Kings - Ellen Kushner & Delia Sherman

Spindle’s End - Robin McKinley

The Starless Sea - Erin Morgenstern

Princess Floralinda and the Forty Flight Tower - Tamsyn Muir

Witchmark - C. L. Polk

The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year, vol 10 - edited by Jonathan Strahan

The Past is Red - Catherynne M. Valente

the Southern Reach trilogy - Jeff Vandermeer (technically 3 books but shhh)

The Chosen and the Beautiful - Nghi Vo

Iron Widow - Xiran Jay Zhao

Honorable Mentions

(because I couldn’t make up my mind lol)

Children of Blood and Bone - Tomi Adeyemi

A Psalm for the Wild-Built - Becky Chambers

50 Plants that Changed the Course of History - Bill Laws

Last Night at the Telegraph Club - Malinda Lo

Mexican Gothic - Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Radio Silence - Alice Oseman

All the Murmuring Bones - A. G. Slatter

House of Hollow - Krystal Sutherland

[cultvault]

Today is #memoirmonday and I am shouting out Jenna Miscavige Hill and her book ‘Beyond Belief’. Another chilling retelling of someone’s experience inside this strange religion. #memoires #memoir #memoirs #memoirwriting #memoirsofchildhood #graphicmemoir #podcastsofinstagram #podcastshow #podcaststudio #podcastsforwomen #spotifypodcasts #podcastsetup #podcastshows #truecrimepodcasts #podcastofinsta #newpodcast #cult #cultshit #cultsurvivor #cultscultscults #scientology #scientologytheaftermath #scientologychurch #leahremini #jennamiscavigehill #beyondbelief #scientologytv #churchofscientology #scientologychurch https://www.instagram.com/p/CL4i1WusgeH/?igshid=9la4ee9ginzw

[books-coffee-and-the-woods]

adding a few:

Slenderman - Kathleen Hale (surprisingly balanced look at the case where two girls tried to kill their friend for Slenderman, lots of focus on the horrible treatment of mentally ill prisoners in Wisconsin)

Small Sacrifices - Ann Rule (about the case of Diane Downs who attempted to kill her children so her boyfriend would get back with her)

Beyond Belief - Jenna Miscavige Hill (about the niece of the leader of Scientology growing up in the cult and finally getting out)

The Family Next Door - John Glatt (about the Turpin siblings, who were horribly abused by their parents for 20+ years)

Please recommend me you favorite true crime books OR thrillers/crime books!

[sabriputrinada]

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Scientology, created in 1954 by a prolific sci-fi writer named L. Ron Hubbard, claims to be the world's fastest-growing religion, with millions of members around the world and huge financial holdings. Its celebrity believers keep its profile high, and its teams of 'volunteer ministers' offer aid at disaster sites such as Haiti and the World Trade Center. But Scientology is also a notably closed faith, harassing journalists and others through litigation and intimidation, even infiltrating the highest levels of government to further its goals. Its attacks on psychiatry and its requirement that believers pay as much as tens and even hundreds of thousands of dollars for salvation have drawn scrutiny and skepticism. And ex-members use the Internet to share stories of harassment and abuse.

Now Janet Reitman offers the first full journalistic history of the Church of Scientology, in an even-handed account that at last establishes the astonishing truth about the controversial religion. She traces Scientology's development from the birth of Dianetics to today, following its metamorphosis from a pseudoscientific self-help group to a worldwide spiritual corporation with profound control over its followers and even ex-followers.

Based on five years of research, unprecedented access to church officials, confidential documents, and extensive interviews with current and former Scientologists, this is the defining book about a little-known world.

Free Download Inside Scientology: The Story of America's Most Secretive Religion audiobook download by (Janet Reitman)

Duration: 15 hours, 44 minutes

Writer: Janet Reitman

Publisher: Tantor Media

Narrators: Stephen Hoye

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Rating: 3.88

Narrator Rating: 4.5

Publication: Friday, 01 July 2011

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