I just devoured this book that is written by a former victim of the American sex slave trade. It was a personal tale of all the things I've been learning about how the leaders send trustworthy (often girls) to victims that display a desire to be complemented. (That's a lot of people). They go and establish a relationship where the illusion of care and provision are extended while trust is gained over a period of time. The victim easily falls into the grooming process before they find themselves hooked and disoriented.In addition to being palatable but clear about how it was to be a victim, this Christian book also includes realistic truths about BPD abuse. It touches on how churches (for the most part) lack of awareness and resources for how to care for members who are abused. As many of us know when people finally admit their reality the care they often gets is "just submit more, have more sex, show more respect..."The author was like many abused women seeking to follow God who was told "You aren't submitting enough to your husband, that's why this is happening." Men hear to love their abusive wives as their reality is dismissed behind the facade of a BPD woman.The author doesn't slander her husband but you see his narcissistic disorder as he files for child support and is granted the family house. The husband manipulates her when he brings their son to the restraining order hearing. Many of you understand this wicked deception and how difficult it is for people to believe your reality.Additionally she illustrates how dancers are often victims, something near to my heart.