Caught in Traffick

Freya Barrington's previous book, 'Known to Social Services', gave us a frighteningly realistic insight into the harrowing world of the child protection social worker. Based on her own experiences, the book was a revelation and occupied the number one spot for social work books on Amazon UK within weeks of release and went on to win the autobiography/biography/memoir section of the 2015 London Book Festival and received an Honourable Mention at the 2016 Paris Book Festival.

Freya’s latest novel, 'Caught in Traffick' is the sequel to 'Known to Social Services', and continues the story of social worker Diane Foster. Set mainly in Thailand; Diane and her partner Ethan are on a working holiday, blissfully unaware of the dangers lurking against the beautiful backdrop of white beaches and glorious monuments. When four-year-old Darcie Taylor is abducted from a crowded beach, Diane and Ethan find themselves sucked into the horrifying world of child trafficking. When Darcie’s abduction is followed closely by the kidnap of another child, there can be no doubt that a well co-ordinated gang is operating in the area. A chance meeting with the Director of Social Services Nicholas Bishop leads to a shocking revelation about the man who is still Diane’s most senior manager. Together, they become embroiled in a dangerous web of subterfuge and corruption, where organised crime syndicates and depraved sex offenders engage in a desperate battle of wits against those dedicated to their downfall. Trapped within this labyrinth of immorality are the children, who are sacrificed on the altar of greed and perversion for financial gain. With the gang’s tentacles reaching across to England, Diane is shocked to find herself faced with some old adversaries. With gripping twists and turns, hair-raising rescue attempts and heart breaking tragedies which leave you in despair; 'Caught in Traffick' will open your eyes to the disturbing underground world of child trafficking.


Caught in Traffick was awarded an Honorable Mention in the General Fiction Section of the 2016 London Book Festival.

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Monday, 16 May 2016

Known to Social Services Wins Honorable Mention at 2016 Paris Book Festival

I am absolutely thrilled to announce that my debut book Known to Social Services has won an Honorable Mention in the General Non-Fiction section of the 2016 Paris Book Festival.




Already a Winner in London






Already the WINNER of the autobiography/biography section of the 2015 London Book Festival, the book tells the fictionalised and harrowing story of a social worker in the UK.

The book is recognised as a valuable learning tool for social workers, and is included on many UK University reading lists.

Thanks must go to Faraxa Publishing for publishing the work.

Thanks to everyone who supported me in downloading or buying the book and offering a steady stream of encouragement.

My second book Gozo Is the Grass Greener? Was a WINNER in Paris, taking the top prize in the autobiography/biography section.



Gozo Is the Grass Greener went one better in Paris and WON its section





We hope to attend the winners dinner in Paris in June – good thing we live in France now J

Freya

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