Maybe this information has surfaced here before, but if so it is worth repeating periodically:
A couple weeks ago I was shocked after doing a Google search for Crisis of Conscience when it brought up Amazon with four distributors selling the book in soft-cover for collector prices between $169.95 US to over $650, with only 4 copies available. Hard cover was not available new, and used copies were being sold for over $50-75. What is amazing is that the link to Cynthia Franz through Amazon was not referenced. Maybe some of the problem with Amazon and those linked book dealers has now been corrected, although I still see it difficult to find Cynthia Franz's link on Amazon by doing an Internet search.
HERE IS WHERE TO ORDER: Crisis of Conscience, In Search of Christian Freedom, and Gentile Times Reconsidered:
http://www.amazon.com/shops/AVFZGPUNCYB1T (Case sensitive)
If you have never read Gentile Times Reconsidered, you might want to consider it. It tells the story of how Carl Olof Jonsson, a loyal JW "pioneer" in Sweden (1960s), was questioned by a householder about the 1914 chronology, so he decided to study it for himself. He researched between 1968 and 1975, as his compiled data revealed the WTS's chronology was seriously flawed.
Thinking the WT leadership would appreciate his findings, he wrote to the Society in '77 and presented the overwhelmng evidence. The result was that he got disfellowshipped, and it began the "apostate" housecleaning in the leadership at WT headquarters that eventually got Ed Dunlap, as well as others eliminated at Brooklyn and eventually Ray Franz. That critical information might never have been published if not for the so-called cleansing action taken by Fred Franz. Adding to the failed 1975 predictions, that study can be credited with beginning the events that seem to have initially triggered the decline of the Watchtower religion, which has snowballed over the years into the eventual demise we see occurring today that Cedars recently brought into focus.
~Binadub