Inhuman brutality

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Publishing Time: 2003-01-01
Features: To find her missing brother during the war in the Sahara Desert, Hilde Siefert joined a dance troupe from a cultural company and came to Africa. In reality, the dance troupe was a criminal group that used the guise of hiring actresses for performances in Africa to abduct young and beautiful European girls to the desert oases, forcing them to sell themselves in the so-called "entertainment rooms." After arriving in Africa, Hilde was repeatedly bought and bullied, living a life worse than death. After enduring numerous hardships, she finally escaped and found her missing brother, eventually helping the French mercenaries and the police to eliminate the criminal group that made profits by abducting young girls. The author of this book is the renowned German popular fiction writer,. With skillful technique, he describes the thrilling and complex story of love and hatred that unfolds under the mysterious shadows of the Sahara Desert. After its publication in Germany, the book was reprinted 20 times and translated and published in many countries around the world, deeply loved by a broad readership.