I’ve just ordered this book and plan to review it here in the near future.

Here is the first paragraph of chapter one.

For our purposes, let’s say that the center of the moral universe is in Room S-3800 of the UN Secretariat, Manhattan. From here, you are some five hours from being able to negotiate the sale, in broad daylight, of a healthy boy or girl. Your slave will come in any color you like, as Henry Ford said, as long as it’s black. Maximum age: fifteen. He or she can be used for anything. Sex or domestic labor are the most frequent uses, but it’s up to you.

It should give you an idea of where the book is leading. The first chapter explains just how easy it is to buy a child slave in our modern society. Don’t close your eyes.

Buy: A Crime So Monstrous: Face-to-Face with Modern-Day Slavery: E. Benjamin Skinner: Books.