Books matching: child trafficking
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Save:In "Just a Little Wickedness" by Merry Farmer, readers are introduced to the aristocratic Viscount Alistair Bevan and Joe Logan, a valet working at the Eccles household. The story revolves around their evolving romance amidst the backdrop of late 19th-century London. Alistair, dealing with his father's dementia and societal expectations, is drawn to Joe as they navigate a dangerous mystery involving missing children and accusations of slave trading. The plot is filled with passion, secrecy, and the challenges faced by gay men in a society where their love is outlawed.
The book is a blend of historical romance, mystery, and societal intrigue, with well-researched settings and characters that come to life within the Victorian era. The evolving relationship between Alistair and Joe, the intrigue of the missing children, and the underlying theme of forbidden love create a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
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Save:Power And Empire is a gripping addition to the Jack Ryan Universe, where the plot revolves around a complex web of power struggles within Chinese political leaders and a diabolical child sex trafficking scheme involving Latino gangs and Chinese triads. The book expertly weaves together multiple storylines, including an internal coup plot in China and the Campus team's efforts to combat the child trafficking ring, all while delving into the personal histories of key characters like John Clark and Jack Ryan Jr. The author, Marc Cameron, brings a fresh perspective to the series with detailed descriptions of exotic locales and a deep dive into the characters' motivations and actions.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Jack Ryan Universe ) Uplifting, gripping, and deeply moving - this memoir is a powerful reminder of what compassion and perseverance can accomplish. A must-read for anyone who values heart and humanity in the face of adversity.
The brochures for volunteering in Nepal had said civil war. Being an American, I assumed the writers of the brochure were doing what I did all the time—exaggerating. No organization was going to send...- #4
Save:The Red Market by Scott Carney is a thought-provoking and heartbreaking exploration into the world of organ brokers, bone thieves, blood farmers, and child traffickers. The book delves into the dark realities of the red market, shedding light on the exploitation and desperation that drive individuals to participate in these markets, all while presenting the information in a compelling and sometimes horrific manner. Carney's writing style is described as frank, sensitive, and beautifully written, offering readers an enlightening and eye-opening journey through the business of life and death.
FOR A BRIEF moment Emily is weightless, suspended between the point where the upward momentum from her limbs is about to give way to gravity. Here, at the apogee of her ascent, the physics have sealed... - #5
Save:Brutal, graphic, and emotionally exhausting, "The Groomer" is an uncompromising tale of a parent’s worst nightmare - powerful and haunting, but only recommended for those who are ready for its darkest depths.
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Save:Possession by Jaimie Roberts is a dark romance novel that delves into the twisted relationship between Drake and Evelyn. The story follows Evelyn, who is purchased by Drake as a teenager and groomed over time for a taboo and complicated relationship. The plot explores themes of child trafficking, abuse, rape, and manipulation, creating a dark and intense narrative. The writing style is described as engaging, raw, and gritty, with graphic scenes that evoke strong emotions in readers.
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Save:A haunting, unforgettable look at childhood amid crisis - emotionally intense but truly eye-opening. Not an easy read, but an important and powerful one.
Now that my eldest sister, Maisha, was twelve, none of us knew how to relate to her anymore. She had never forgiven our parents for not being rich enough to send her to school. She had been behaving l... - #8
Save:Dark, gutsy, and emotionally demanding, "Shades of Gray" stands out in the KGI series for its intensity and depth - just brace yourself for a tough ride.
P.J. Rutherford cocked back her chair and flung her boot on top of the table in front of her. She adjusted her straw cowboy hat so her eyes were barely visible and stared over the smoke-filled room to...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series KGI ) - #9
Save:A pitch-black, boundary-pushing stalker romance that fans of dark, taboo fiction will devour - but it's absolutely not for the faint of heart. Check the trigger warnings and know what you’re getting into!
“Addie, you’re being ridiculous,” Mom says through the speaker on my phone. I glare at it in response, refusing to argue with her. When I have nothing to say, she sighs loudly. I wrinkle my nose. It b... - #10
Save:A dark, gripping entry in the Anna Pigeon series that trades national parks for city shadows and tough topics. Not for the faint of heart, but a must-read for fans willing to follow Anna anywhere - even to the ugly truths lurking beneath the surface.
"Shit, Blackie, this one's dead, too. What're we gonna do?" The speaker, scarcely more than a boy--the lines cruelty would carve deep into his face not yet showing more than petulance--looked with dis...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Anna Pigeon )
