Memoirs about religious fundamentalism? Preferably from womens’ perspective

I’ve read a bunch over the last few months and I’m always on the lookout for more, please recommend anything you thought was good. I’m currently reading “Church of lies” by Flora Jessop and “Star-spangled Jesus” by April Ajoy. Just hoping to find a few more to add to my to-read list.

Finished throughout the last few months:

“A well-trained wife” – Tia Levings, “Rift” – Cait West, “Educated” – Tara Westover, “Breaking free” – Rachel Jeffs, “Escape” – Carolyn Jessop, “Lost boy” – Brent Jeffs, “Stolen innocence” – Elissa Wall, “The witness wore red” – Rebecca Musser, “Prophets prey” – Sam Brower, and “Behind the dress” – Christine Faour

Finished a few years ago:

“A place called Waco” – David Thibodeau and “Beyond belief” – Jenna Miscavige Hill (this one is Scientology but I still think it somewhat counts)