See me NOT

Twelve-year old Hann’sha has been trapped in the human-trafficking net since she was eight years of age, when her father sold her away for a few dollars. Every day since then she has been forced into sexual servitude to men, both young and old, while being guarded like an animal with no hope of ever escaping her traffickers – not until her value expires and death frees her. One day a college student, who is vacationing in Calcutta, is taken unknowingly to a brothel by an acquaintance, where he finds himself suddenly standing in a dark room facing a young girl – a mere child. Shocked by what he discovers the man tries to expose the sordid affair to local police who merely turn a blind eye. He decides to free her and concocts a daring plan and with the help of one police officer who empathizes with the fate of these girls, they go up against a lethal criminal underground. Shocking as it is, this literary fiction eloquently presents the true reality of a modern day billion dollar industry which holds hundreds of thousands of young children, women and men in slavery.