A Survivor's Journey from a Cult Childhood

Daniel Israel Yarbough, a Chicago native and resident, balances dual careers as a minister and transportation industry professional. His debut literary work, "Misled," marks his entry into authorship. 

Together with his wife Ria, he leads a vibrant family life enriched by their children, grandchildren, and three beloved dogs.

"Misled" is a haunting memoir that exposes the dark reality of life inside the House of Judah. This religious cult masked child abuse behind the veneer of spiritual devotion. Read this impelling story through the eyes of a young boy who survived unspeakable trauma. His story reveals how false leaders can destroy families and steal childhoods under the guise of divine authority.

"Misled" is more than the beginning of a survivor's tale-it's a compelling narrative that forces us to confront uncomfortable questions about faith, family, and the fine line between religious freedom and criminal abuse. It reminds us that sometimes the bravest thing we can do is tell our truth, no matter the cost.  

This compelling narrative forces us to confront uncomfortable questions about faith, family, and the fine line between religious freedom and criminal abuse while offering hope to others who have survived similar ordeals. "Misled" reminds us that sometimes the bravest thing we can do is tell our truth, no matter the cost.