This is one of the saddest viewpoints of the many human trafficking books I have read. The author always dreamed of being a protector and a type of modern-day real-life super hero. He tells how he got started in investigating the sex-trafficking world by posing as a sex tourist himself while working undercover to put traffickers behind bars and rescue women and children out of bars (their personal prisons they were placed in by traffickers). He also explains the hard times while posing as a predator, what tolls it took on his relationship with God, and how it affected his marriage. It repeated itself at times but it was good.

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