It is a book which will change your attitude and empower action to speak out and change our cultures which collude with so much abuse which is left to destroy peoples lives. In High Streets, leafy suburbia, the slums of Mumbai, appartments in Westminster – trafficking takes place across the world, in the shadows, out of sight and out of mind. Not for Sale rolls back the fog in understanding and lets in the light on what might be done to change what is taking place. As a piece of activism emerging from the churches, Not for Sale looks at the biblical record concerning sex crimes and unmasks the abuse of power that underpins sex slavery, both then and now. Graphically sophisticated, the book s impact is insight, resulting from a greater-than-the-sum-of the-parts processing of the book s multi-dimensional content. The reader is drawn to identify, rather than stand apart – merely judging or pitying. The reader is invited to become part of a redeeming community that can offer a safe place (safe houses) for survivors to recover their personhood. While the devastation of sex slavery is made real, so too is the practical help that people in churches can offer to end this exploitation. Hope is the result of reading this book.