During an outcall, she pleads for her life at gunpoint praying that God would spare her life for the sake of her four children.  Unaware of what Leah had prayed and asked for, a police investigation of her pimp's case ends when undercover officers plot a fake scheme to catch the pimp in a formal meeting with underage girls.  Charged with her pimp's twenty-one felony counts , Leah was behind the steel cold bars of jail when an investigator continues to interrogate her about how she was more than just a prostitute working for herself.  Afraid and scared to speak up, Leah hesitates to talk because her newborn son's care was in the hands of her pimp's family.  An inspiring ending to her story will catch you by surprise when the officer that formally arrested Leah, goes out on a limb to give her a second chance at life. No Longer a victim but a survivor, Leah's story serves as a dim but powerful light in the darkness that is our current knowledge on sex trafficking and those involved in the sex industry.  Leah fought for her life during the time asking herself repetitively, "why me?" Unsuspecting that she was fighting to get out alive and use her voice to speak in front of other's as an encourager, mentor and advocate that can say, "Game over!"