Bethany Joy Lenz is exposing more information of her motivating journey.
After formerly sharing on her podcast she was “in a cult for 10 years,” the One Tree Hill alum will information her healing from the traumatic experience in her launching narrative, Dinner for Vampires
“An only child who often had to fend for herself and always wanted a place to belong, Lenz found the safe haven she’d been searching for in a Bible study group with other Hollywood creatives,” a description for the book, from Simon & & Schuster checks out. “However, the group soon morphed into something more sinister—a slowly woven web of manipulation, abuse, and fear under the guise of a church covenant called The Big House Family.”
The Big House Family, as Bethany declares in the summary, persuaded her to “give away her autonomy,” move to the company’s Pacific Northwest substance, and had her have “Family ‘minders'” on set with her.
In addition, Bethany is set to explain the group’s supposed practices to keep her a devoted member, consisting of “‘Maoist struggle session’–inspired meetings in the basement of a filthy house, and regular counseling with ‘Leadership.'”
