It's Not about the Sex

If you have wondered how people are exploited into the sex trade and how they recover, then you will find this book detailing several enthralling stories to be a fascinating read.Ronald is with a law enforcement task force. Compelling case files are brought to life providing an insider's view into the sex trafficking underworld and bringing criminals to justice.Angela was five years old when she was sold by her family. Her captivating story of familial trafficking focuses on this...
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If you have wondered how people are exploited into the sex trade and how they recover, then you will find this book detailing several enthralling stories to be a fascinating read.Ronald is with a law enforcement task force. Compelling case files are brought to life providing an insider's view into the sex trafficking underworld and bringing criminals to justice.Angela was five years old when she was sold by her family. Her captivating story of familial trafficking focuses on this survivor's tale of perseverance and healing in the face of adversity.Jessica was raped and later becomes an escort, porn star, and brothel madam. She reveals how and why she got into the business. Join her journey of redemption and recovery to exit the life.Jenelle is a passionate advocate for minors that have been sexually exploited. Several eye-opening stories are profiled, showing how this crime happened and their transformation from victim to survivor."Everyone needs to read this book. Human traffickers are truly hunting their prey, the innocent and the desperate. Educating ourselves and others is the only way we will stop them and make our communities safer."-Beth Ritchie, Director of BV HOPE"Moving quickly through real-life testimonies, the text submerges the reader into the emotions, pain, and brokenness of this reality while simultaneously highlighting the true hope of rescue, recovery, and restoration for survivors."-Anonymous Advocate"This is an emotional, educational and eye-opening book that will surely drive the reader to purpose and provide new insight into this dark and disturbing problem."-Katherine E. Kuhlman, PsyD, ABPP