As the reader is pulled into a compelling story, they are exposed to the reality of a crime that is growing globally.
Reclamation is her debut novel..
Tschauner is also the founder of the RE-Write online writing community featuring pieces of prose, poetry, essays, and reflections.
She is the owner and founder of Open for Business Magazine , a regional publication.
About author(s): Lisa Clonch Tschauner is an educator, business consultant, and researcher who has previously written and published non-fiction, business-centric work including The Small Business Guide to Customer Service Business Relationships .
This story needs to be told to a wide audience! - Karen Marks, Agape International Mission. .and even through the stories I\'ve heard, I\'ve never felt the panic, the horrors, and the relentlessness that victims feel of being held and trafficked and sexually assaulted like I did while reading this book. .
I\'ve been in a relatively unique position of dealing with the counselors, social workers and to a lesser degree the actual victims.
The determination and strong will of the leading characters gives the reader a sense of how honesty, regret, time, and redemption work together to bring hope to a difficult situation as the characters discover what friendship and Reclamation really mean.
This thrilling tale follows their individual experiences as captives and how those circumstances impact the future and relationships they long to return to.
Faced with the loss of time, betrayal, and extraordinary guilt, Mallory learns she must conjure strength she never knew possible and make hard compromises to become her true self.
Forced into the horrific world of human sex trafficking, and fighting to return to their lives and families back home, the women struggle navigating a corrupt system and injustice beyond their control.
Their journey quickly takes an unexpected turn, and the two young women find themselves in danger and exposed to crime, abuse, and the most dehumanizing conditions possible.
After Mallory Shields graduates from college in her idyllic Midwestern hometown, she embarks on an adventure with her best friend Jenna, taking a gap year to explore the other side of the world.
As the reader is pulled into a compelling story, they are exposed to the reality of a crime that is growing globally
