A Walk across the Sun is a tragic novel about human and sex trafficking that starts in India, and spreads to Europe (mainly in Paris) and the Mid-Atlantic and South Eastern regions of the US. Corban Addison describes the rough journey of Ahalya and Sita, two Indian teenage girls who were abducted and sold as sex objects, and their role in emancipating the American lawyer Thomas and saving his marriage from Priya! To sex traffickers, this is business, which makes a global annual profit of $99 billion. So sex trafficking only will stop when men stop buying women, and when good people act in the face of suffering by calling out on mainstream entities that facilitate or profit from sexual abuse.
A summary is available in my blog: www.tamarayousefmousa.com/