We're Not Supposed to Tell You: Sex Slavery, Drugs, and Other Secrets of Thailand's Prostitution Industry

The neon lights hide a cage.

To the tourist, Thailand's red-light districts look like a party. The girls are smiling, the music is loud, and the alcohol flows freely. If you ask a bargirl if she is happy, she will tell you yes. If you ask if she is forced to work, she will say no.

She is lying. She has to.

In We're Not Supposed To Tell You, former insider Noi Thawattana breaks the ultimate code of silence. Moving beyond the memoir style of her previous bestseller, Thai Girl Naked, Noi acts as ...