See Me Not

There are so many things in our world that should be changed or fixed to bring balance and equality to all, but there is one subject that most will agree is flagrant and needs to be stopped - child exploitation. Inspired by an actual six year-old-girl - a survivor of the 2004 Tsunami, See Me Not is a literary fiction detailing with lucid reality what happens to young Indian girls who are commonly sold into sexual slavery as early as the age of eight.
Hann'sha, who was sold to traffickers by her father in order to feed the rest of his family, also not uncommon, endures years of sexual abuse by men, until one day, when an American student vacationing in Calcutta, discovers her plight, and against all odds, a dangerous and entrenched criminal network and a corrupt law enforcement, takes it upon himself to try and free her from her slavery. See Me Not pulls no punches, it is a sordid reminder that modern slavery still exists; but it also reminds us about the indelible nature of the human soul and hope."Written in elegant prose, it is not only about the ills of humanity, but also about hope and optimism...
Overall, it is a good thriller..." Alex Markman, Author"The only book that gripped my attention in years, thank you for sharing.""We (my company) are too sponsoring Christel House which is a World Wide organization for orphans to get schooling and high level education so they don't end up on the street or being trafficked. I did this inspired by your book, so thank you for that and keep up the good work of getting word around."