Wife No. 19 is the compelling, informative and emotionally fraught biography of Ann Eliza Young, a member and wife within the Mormon church during the 19th century. Young sets out to chronicle a lengthy expos of the various misdeeds she witnessed or was personally part of. She describes the character of the founder and prophet of the Mormon Church, Joseph Smith, in the context of his interpersonal relationships. The gradual emergence of polygamy, and its uptake among the higher ranking members of the church, is detailed. Although the title highlights the polygamous relationships for which Mormonism gained notoriety, this book does not shy away from the other scandals or controversies. For example; the means via which Brigham Young dishonestly relieved his followers of their money, possessions and cattle via a number of schemes, and the frequent use of the local Native American populations as scapegoats.

"This book is to share my experiences out of my walk with God. I have been walking with God for over ten years now and what I have learned about myself is amazing. My hopes are that you will benefit from my experiences in my walk with God. Read this book with this thought in mind, that you are unique and that you can never be me. Just take the revelation to improve your personal life to glorify God."

This book will help you on how to live an active life in the kingdom of God and to be a trendsetter to your industry, community, ministry, your generation and the next generation after you left earth.