Can children born into a cult escape the only world they’ve ever known?
“An incredible story! It was hard to put this book down!”
“Chillingly believable.”
“The Children of the Children is an ambitious cult drama that tackles religious manipulation with extreme realism.”
“It’s like an immersive fictional guide of how cults work and brainwash people.”
“Readers will keep turning the page.”
“The perfect book for anyone who enjoys . . . Margaret Atwood, Emma Cline, and . . . the darker corners of American religious history.”
“Lays bare the long shadow of belief systems built on control, secrecy, and survival.”
Interview: Literary Titan: “What was the initial idea behind this story?” McMillion: “I got the idea not long after the Cold War ended. Freedom seemed to be breaking out everywhere. What a difference a few decades have made. [see more]”
“Written with such intense clarity that you will find yourself holding your breath.”
“Will stay with you like a hymn you heard as a child but didn’t understand until you were older and broken and finally quiet enough to listen.”