About FINN by G.L. Anderson:
FINN chronicles the life of a woman who was kidnapped as a toddler, and primed for organ and sex trafficking. Her story portrays compelling action, absorbing intrigue, love, and sensitive adult content.
She was a nameless ‘zena’ for nearly fifteen years, and along with countless others, Finn was raised uncivilized, un-socialized, and illiterate within an institution-like world of darkness; trained for prostitution and primed for sex and organ trafficking.
At the age of seventeen, during transport to NYC, where she was to be auctioned to the highest bidder, Finn was once again abducted, this time finding herself severely injured, scarred, and trapped within a different kind of prison.
Despite his frequent and sometimes long-term absences, Cree Doyle, her narcissist Network jailer, lover, and eventual husband, would participate in, and witness many of Finn’s numerous, unbelievable, and sometimes terrifying experiences throughout the next several decades of her life.
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Author Bio:
Born and raised in Southern California and now in the ‘Sooner’ state of Oklahoma, I have also enjoyed living in Arizona and Indiana.
I’ve experienced the various customs and traditions of city, country, and desert lifestyles, all which assuredly contributed to my interest in creative arts and a wide range of literary genres as well.
My natural curiosity and literary interests offer readers a selection of multiple writing styles that include short stories and even a HubPages selection of non-fiction significant articles, humor and opinion, animal tales & fables, and product reviews.
My most recent work is ‘FINN’, a lengthy hybrid novel that encompasses multiple genres, including Action, Drama, Realistic Fiction, Mystery, Romance, Thriller, and even a hint of Fantasy and Science Fiction.
While living in Arizona, my creative art interests expanded to charcoal & pastel drawing and even perfumery, in which I created my own exclusive scent.
Sadly, I was destined to endure not only an extended period of continuous family misfortune and illness, but also suffered the tragic loss of loved ones, two within only moments of each other.
Losing interest in most of the arts, it was only through drawing that I found brief periods of respite from the pain of my grief. During the following few years, though I continued drawing, and presented many loved ones and friends with portrait drawings of their beloved pets, grief remained an ever present and painful companion.
Finally, I wrote again while experiencing anxiety and restlessness during the covid lockdown of 2021.
While sitting before a blank screen after waking from a harsh nightmare hours before daybreak, I allowed the cruelty and pain of grief to take the unique form of a girl named FINN.
FINN takes readers on an unforgettable and somewhat untamed journey promising a virtual flood of emotions, including anger, confusion, fear, frustration, grief, humor, pain, shame, sympathy, and more.