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The Orchid Tattoo
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781968548155
Publisher: Stillwater River Publications
Published: Jan 28 2026
Pages: 324
Weight: 0.96
Height: 0.68 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
. . . a story of heartache, tenacity, and courage, and the lengths a woman will go to uncover a horrible truth and protect those she loves. . . -Yasmin Angoe, editor's pick and bestselling author of Her Name is Knight
CRIME FICTION THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE: in The Orchid Tattoo, award-winning author Carla Damron delves into the disturbing world of human trafficking.
Social worker Georgia Thayer can balance her own mental illness with the demands of an impossible job. Mostly. But when her sister vanishes in the dead of night, her desperate quest to find Peyton takes her into the tentacles of a human trafficking network-where she encounters a young victim called Kitten.
Kitten is determined to escape. She won't be trapped like the others. She won't sell her soul like Lillian, victim-turned-madam, feeding the dark appetites of international business moguls and government leaders. But the Estate won't let her out of its lethal grip, and her attempts at freedom threaten her very life.
Aided by Kitten and, at times, by the voices in her head, Georgia maneuvers to bring down the kingpin of Estate and expose its dark secrets, but her efforts place her-and the few people she allows to get close-in grave danger.
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