Sisters in Chains
Terrify No More
by Gary A. Haugen with Gregg Hunter
W Publishing, 2005
(245 pages, $24.95, hardcover)
reviewed by Cristopher Rapp
Dacie, 14, was on a school break when a family friend offered to get her a job at a noodle shop a few hours from her village. Dacie’s parents gave their blessing, so she packed her belongings and headed out. But when she arrived, her new employer handed her not an apron and noodle spoon, but a bikini top and short skirt—this was not a restaurant, but a brothel, and she would not be allowed to leave.
Because she was a virgin, men would pay a premium for her, more than 700 American dollars. A willing customer arrived later that d . . .
