I literally do not know what I can say about this book. Branner adroitly calls for better sex education of young men and women--which I appreciated--but then talked so much of her trials, persecution, and dreams from God that I felt like I was reading one of Margery Kempe's dreams.
Also, the events are so telegraphed that it becomes almost melodramatic to read. I appreciate Branner's plight, but it was not an exciting or compelling reading experience.