In the heart of Cambodia's shadowed forests, where innocence is often a casualty of unseen wars, Somaly Mam's journey begins with a harrowing descent into the underworld of human trafficking. Sold into sexual slavery by her own grandfather at the tender age of twelve, Mam's memoir, "The Road of Lost Innocence," is a raw and riveting narrative of her fight for survival in the merciless brothels of Southeast Asia. Through her eyes, we witness the unspeakable horrors and everyday battles faced by countless young girls ensnared in a life they did not choose. Mam's story is one of extraordinary resilience, marked by her eventual escape and the fierce determination to reclaim her life and identity from the ruins of her stolen childhood. Emerging from the depths of despair, Somaly Mam transforms her agonizing experiences into a beacon of hope for others. "The Road of Lost Innocence" is not just a tale of survival; it is a testament to the indomitable spirit of a woman who, against all odds, becomes a formidable activist in the global fight against human trafficking. Mam's journey is a powerful reminder of the resilience of the human spirit and the profound impact one person can have on the world. With unflinching courage, she confronts the darkest elements of human nature, orchestrating raids on brothels, rescuing victims as young as five, and founding organizations that have freed thousands. This memoir is an inspiring call to action, urging us to bear witness and join the fight against the atrocities that steal the innocence of so many.