The Chosen One is really interesting and I don't think I've read a book that deals with polygamy before. 
 Once again, I'm not sure how accurate the portrayal of a polygamist sect is, but it did feel real and very accurate. I thought Williams did a great job of handling the issues with care. She gets right to the point while still letting the emotions of the characters shine through. There is something beautiful about the writing. 
 I really liked the ending, which leaves you wondering about what happens to Kyra and the life she left behind. You can tell things aren't over for Kyra, her family, or the comunity but things still felt optimistic and hopeful. And poor Patrick! That was definitely sad. 
 While the book deals with polygamy, it's not a book about polygamy. It's really more about the isolated community and the hold leaders can have on their communities. 
 Another plus is that Williams kept things moving. The novel moved fast, but not too fast. It was a hard book to put down. 
 I think my rating would be a 4 out of 5. I didn't love it, but it's an interesting look at something I don't normally think about.