interview--Child Trafficking in America and how

The author was moved by his research for a previous book about police officers to write and self-publish this shocking expose of the terrible reality of childhood sex trafficking 

This is not a “feel-good” book. Pretty Woman, it ain’t. Indeed, that Cinderella-with- fish-net is a fairy tale. For children under the age of 18, it is a cruel hoax. They don’t become “sex workers” because they love sex. It’s because they get trapped by greedy and cruel people, who have no compunction to feed or clothe or shelter these trafficked children any more than is necessary to keep them alive and working to make the pimps more money.

The stories in this book are true, and heart-breaking. You’ll hear them from several credible sources. The first is Jenelle, a Christian counselor who discovered the reality of a troubled girl’s horror-filled life. That counselor discarded her career plans and started a ministry to trafficked children. Another account is from a veteran law enforcement officer named Ronald. The third is from Angela, a former victim who was recruited by a family member at age 3 for a sick sex-with-toddler club. The fourth is from Jessica, who was raped, which began her downward spiral into prostitution and eventual becoming a madame. Some stories have happy endings of hope and restoration, while one offers justice for a murdered pair.