New Book Exposes Shady Underworld of Child Sex Trafficking

ATLANTA - June 16, 2015 - PRLog -- The highly-anticipated new book, Price of Life, centers on the story of Luisa, a 13-year-old girl from Honduras whose own mother sells her into slavery.

Nearly 30 million people worldwide live as slaves, and most of them are women and girls who are forced into prostitution. In the United States, the city of Atlanta ranks #1 for sex trafficking - with over 300 girls lured into trafficking every month.

Written by Atlanta-based author Danielle Singleton, Price of Life is the fictionalized account of the very real phenomenon of child sex slavery. Spanning two years, four countries, and seven different owners, Luisa lives in a world that few know and even fewer want to admit still exists. Throughout her journey, the teenage girl must fight for her dignity, her life, and her soul - all the while knowing that her days and nights belong to someone else. Amidst a world of gangs, drugs, and violence, join this brave young woman on her struggle for survival and for an answer to the question: can you put a price tag on a life?

Price of Life is available for purchase online from all major retailers.

A native of Kennesaw, GA, Danielle Singleton has published five books, all of them in the mystery/thriller genre. Many readers have compared her style to that of a young, female James Patterson or John Grisham. More information is available on her website, www.daniellesingleton.com.