On arrival at the remote placement centre, Ingrid has high hopes for her future. She and the other eleven girls have each paid 8000 Euros to EWPC for a visa, training and the promise of a job in the UK. However, the training location is deeply disappointing; and it quickly becomes obvious that the isolated estate has a much darker purpose.
Within hours, the 12 teenagers find that the Krols clan run a draconian regime, where discipline is meted out for the most trivial infractions. Having been transported to a location deep in the wastes of Western Latvia, wscaping from their tormentors is hardly an option.
The girl’s normal clothes are taken away and replaced with a ‘uniform’, which is little more than a pair of panties and flimsy t-shirt. To make matters worse, during an intrusive medical, they are fitted with semi-permanent collars and irremovable, strange running shoes.
Ingrid is soon singled out for harsher treatment and made an example of in front of the other girls. Edvin Krols takes an interest in the youngster, but knows she has been earmarked as one of four ‘Special girls’ who will be the centrepiece of a show, ‘The Challenge’, on the dark web.
This is part one of a series. Because of its explicit content, this novel is only suitable for mature adults over the age of 18.