Enslaved: My True Story of Survival

My True Story of Survival

By: Emily Vaughn

Narrated by: Janine Cooper Marshall

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A heartbreaking memoir from a girl who escaped county line trafficking only to become prey to other abusers…

Emily has always felt like an outsider, so when a family friend takes her under his wing she is delighted. But soon it becomes clear that his motives are not all they seem.

At the age of 11, Emily is groomed into being a ‘county lines’ drug trafficker. It is the beginning of a vicious cycle that sees her become prey to one abuser after another, involving a huge child-sex-trafficking gang.

The scale of the abuse – at the hands of hundreds of men – is sickening, and at times it feels like there will never be an escape. But then, in the darkest of moments, a ray of light shines …

This is the moving true story of how one girl overcame her traumatic past and learned to love for the very first time.

Difficult content awaits

This book is good the way a horror movie is good.

Unfortunately I can't say much more without criticizing the author. It's the classic debate of when does one go from adolescence to assuming responsibility.

Good book but needs younger voice.

The book is worth getting. Really about trafficking, not drugs, but her reliance on getting drugs resulted in trafficking.
The narrator was easy to understand but her voice was too old for the book.

Hard to listen to narrator

Enjoyed the book but was hard to listen to at times because of the narrator, it was read in a “bip bob” type of style that got irritating at times. I also felt the narrator sounds a bit too old for this book.
The book itself was very captivating!

Very Insightful

Great read! Good insight into the dark world of human trafficking. Lots of emotions listening to this.

Great story of survival and change

The narrator Was just unbearable!! I kept with it because I was invested in this story of grooming, abuse, addiction and survival.

SA is never easy to discuss let alone share with the world. The bravery it took to put this story out there is very inspiring. Maybe one day I will tell mine.

I can relate to the internal struggles that the author battles with herself and the life she was caught up in.

And I can appreciate her strength to turn her life around!