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Talking of Hollywood, I'm sure that this will be a film for two reasons. First of all, it's very cinematic and secondly, Mr Addison seems a very determined man. Indeed, he understandably wants to bring knowledge of the traffickers' existence and methods to as many people as possible in order to support the real-life organisations operating in the same way as the fictional CASE. I'm sure that his courageous gamble will succeed. Success is deserved, not just to reward his bravery, but also the more extreme bravery of the families that wait, their loved ones who have been taken and those who walk across the sun in the hope of saving them.
If you enjoyed this book and would like to read another novel that brings another important topical subject to the fore, try [[Hinterland by Caroline Brothers]]. You might also appreciate [[Beautiful Thing: Inside the Secret World of Bombay's Dance Bars by Sonia Faleiro]]. We can also recommend [[Marty's Master by Suzanne Elizabeth Reed]].
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