BEHIND CLOSED DOORS
Human trafficking exposed!
Behind Closed Doors is an initiative to expose human trafficking of women and children within the sex trafficking pipeline; a multi-billion dollar industry, which today, extends across the globe.
Only by raising awareness on this subject can we hope to eliminate this criminal industry.
Inspired by true events and real people, See Me Not is a literary fiction that depicts the tragedy of young girls in India who are sold into sexual slavery by impoverished families. In See Me Not, we delve into the life of Hann'Sha, sold when she was eight years of age, and now at twelve, she gets a second chance at life. A story about hope, courage and the undying spirit to be free.
Quantum Assault, depicts the reality of the human trafficking pipeline as it exists in our modern-day world. While it is a fictionalized crime thriller, and part of my Keeno Crime Thriller series, it is inspired by true events. In this case, a human trafficking ring in Canada is discovered, one that is trafficking young girls from European countries and forcing them into sexual servitude in Canada and the U.S.
The story reveals to the reader how the criminal underworld of human sex trafficking works and of course takes the reader on a thrill ride as Keeno and his team attempt to stop it.
This story is yet another attempt at spotlighting and raising awareness on the brutality of traffickers and the tragedy these young girls face as they are forced into sexual slavery.
Angelika's Story
Angelika's Story was inspired by actual survivors of the adult "entertainment" industry, one which lures young girls in and essentially ruins their lives. Based on the testimonies of women who escaped the industry, Angelika's Story is one of hope and shows us that the human spirit cannot be broken.
Réal Laplaine speaking about his book See Me Not.
Réal Laplaine speaking at the International Anti-Trafficking Day in Stockholm, Sweden
Réal Laplaine speaking at the Swedish Book Fair about his book See Me Not.
Réal Laplaine speaking at Amnesty International Women's Day
Réal Laplaine speaking at the European Anti-Trafficking Day, Stockholm, Sweden
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