There are a number of books available on Amazon giving the life stories of ex-Witnesses. I've always been intrigued by one called "I'm Perfect, You're Doomed" by Kyria Abrahams, which sounds like a witty read. One day I'll buy it!
I recently met a very interesting character whose own life story is an incredible tale of survival: "A Little Lower Than Angels", by Melbourne author Helen Travers. In short, she lived in a small country town in Victoria, Australia when her mother succumbed to the pressures of visiting JWs and joined up, then began dragging her kids along to meetings as well. All the family bar the father joined; Helen fell in love with (and under the spell of) a guy she worked with who joined the Witnesses but lost interest the day they married. Through an emotionally abusive relationship he coerced his wife into prostitution, a life from which she escaped only years later.
Though she emerged basically intact, she remained mentally entrapped by the Witnesses for years and today she is still shunned by almost all her family, including her mother.
It's very well written, a very powerful story and for outsiders, an amazing insight into two very closed worlds at extreme ends of the moral spectrum: a tightly-knit, high-control religion and prostitution. The book is available through Amazon, though I'm not trying to spruik it here, So far it's self-published, but Helen is trying to get a major publisher in Australia to pick it up.
You may find it interesting ... I reckon there's a book in just about every ex-JW, but are there any you've read that are standouts and worth buying?