Kidnapped, transported, and sold into nightmare and torture. Shelia hopes for escape and despite the torment and degradation at the hands of her captors she befriends the other women trapped with her.
Can Sheila escape and get her life back before it is too late?
Who is responsible for what happened to her? Will she get justice?Meanwhile at home her husband believes her dead, and begins a new life without her... but are there more links to his lost wife than he realizes and has he fallen into something more dangerous than he knows?
Some words might look misspelled or improper in the book because the author allowed the characters to use Trini slang in their dialogue. For example, some in Trinidad use "she" where "her" should be used.
