Sharron Gold worked as a continuity script supervisor for over twenty years on Major European and international films before she decided she had had enough of what she believed to be a superficial and brutal world and moved to an Austrian village and World Heritage Site that she discovered while filming "The Tenth Kingdom" and English/German co-production. There she opened a boutique selling fashions and ethnic jewellery that she sourced on her travels, having always managed to spend the European winter months in warm and exotic lands.
The author has chosen to publish this book as fiction, although to quote one of the reviews on Amazon, noted below, "No writer could have described so convincingly the horrors she endured as she was manipulated into total submission."
The rawness of the story is due to the fact that the dialog has been genuinely recorded in a manner that can only be explained by her continuity supervisor training, for which a perfect ability to mentally recall dialog and events is required. She has intentionally avoided the thriller aspect of the horrific sting in the attempt to record the actual true events and effects of this terrifying drug that is so easy obtainable and yet few have even heard of the drug.