The Gas Station Girl

A story of recovery from sex trafficking

By: Todd Davis

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

When sixteen-year-old John finds an incoherent young woman stumbling around a gas station late at night trying to get into cars with strangers, the advice from his older sister Sophie is to open his car door. If the young woman gets in, bring her home.

She gets in.

As the seventeen-year-old sex trafficking victim learns to trust and open up to her new friends, she also discovers that a new life is possible – even if it's a little bumpy. But with the help of her adoptive family – 20-year-old Sophie, her husband Ty, and John and Emi, the siblings orphaned three years ago – she begins to overcome the challenges of fitting back into society and facing the stigma of her past. And as she embraces their Christian faith, she learns that family doesn't have to be blood related.

In this heartwarming stand-alone sequel to The Trailer Behind the Garage, readers will be captivated by the powerful emotions and struggles of the main character as she fights for a better life.

Good story, poor reading.

The Vertical Voice program did this book a disservice. The is no voic inflection as the characters have dialogue. Otherwise the story is fairly good.

Good story

This was a good storyline I think some areas could have had more emotion so readers felt the story but all around good read.

The characters were great really enjoyed this book

I enjoyed the entire book and how it kept my attention and in and out of emotions feel every bit of this book