Phonse Jessome

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ISBN: 9781551091747

ITEM: NB0316 Categories: Atlantic Heritage, Business and Politics, Current Events, Heritage, Nova Scotia Tags: Atlantic Heritage, Business and Politics, Current Events, Heritage, Nimbus Publishing, Nova Scotia, Paperback, Phonse Jessome

Somebody’s Daughter

Author: Phonse Jessome
Publisher: Nimbus Publishing

First released in 1996, Somebody’s Daughter takes us inside the lives of real players in Canada’s prostitution game. This book is about what we don’t know about prostitution and perhaps what we don’t want to know; what goes on inside that violent underworld know as The Game, and who the girls in the tight skirts really are. Author and reporter Phonse Jessome traces the short careers of several young girls actively recruited by pimps and describes the anti-pimping efforts of law enforcers who work to get teenage girls out the The Games and off the streets.

tagged: Atlantic Heritage, Business and Politics, Current Events, Heritage, Nimbus Publishing, Nova Scotia, Paperback, Phonse Jessome

Details and Specs

ISBN associated with this title:	9781551091747
Item	NB0316
Publisher	Nimbus Publishing
Publisher	Nimbus Publishing
Published on	January 1 1996
Language	eng
Pages	215
Format	Paperback
Dimensions	9(in) x 6(in)
Shipping weight	360(g)
Status	ACTIVE TITLE

Phonse Jessome

Phonse Jessome is an awardwinning Canadian Journalist and bestselling author. He has covered some of the biggest stories in Canada and abroad over the past thirtyfive years. His book Murder at McDonald's was lauded as one of Canada's best true crime titles. Somebody's Daughter takes readers inside the deadly world of human trafficking. Phonse lives in Halifax, where he is now taking decades of experience covering crime into the field of crime fiction.

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