Louise became a prostitute to support her daughter. She's no victim. She blames no one. This is her poignant, essential, uncompromising testimony.

She thought she already knew everything there was to know. Instead, she had everything to learn. About men, and all their desires revealed. Women, and all they were unaware of. The erosion of morale, the myth of easy money, the hypocrisy of a society raised on porn.
Eight hundred johns later, she can draw only one conclusion: there is no viable future in being a whore.
An essential firsthand account and a realistic portrayal of prostitution, full of the warnings that should be heard by every girl who goes down this path, but also every person in our society where sex work remains taboo.