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Slave Girls: The Gallery Girl: Candice

By (author) Louise Allen

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Slave Girls, a new series by bestselling author Louise Allen reveals a shocking modern-day scandal of County Lines - the single most dangerous form of systematic child abuse prevalent today. Little Candice is growing up in a trap house. Her mum, abused by the localÂ dealers and totally incapable of escaping her supply does nothing while herÂ daughter is used as a mule and front for their business. Completely unregistered, with no school and no one looking out for her, CandiceÂ is a ghost, living invisibly, constantly exposed to violence and horrendous, darkÂ events happening in her home. But she has a friend in young dealer Joey. And he has hatched a dangerousÂ plan to get them both out of the grip of the dealers. Itâ€™s a huge risk. And time isÂ running out for them both.

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