Pushpa, a feisty little girl from a tribal village in Odisha, India, is taken to the city of Kolkata where she is forced to learn the art of street survival. Through a series of misadventures, she eventually finds herself at the mercy of pimps and panderers who plan to exploit her in the sex trade of Sonagachi, a notorious brothel area in the city. However Pushpa is no ordinary girl and the forces of darkness are no match for her indomitable will and courage. This story is interlaced with factual information on the culture of India and the plight of children caught in the trafficking trade. The message is one of hope and victory. 

Adam Jayaram never in his wildest dreams thought he'd end up as a pimp and drug dealer while working for a mafia don in Kolkata, India. An idea like that would at one time have seemed completely demented, especially considering his Christian upbringing and his morally upright family. Yet his destiny has led him straight to the brothels of Sonagachi, trapping him in a lifestyle that he finds both repugnant and yet seductive at the same time. Working as a goonda certainly isn't the ideal job opportunity, and it entails becoming the predator that his street name 'Wolf' suggests, but then again the money's good and he gets respect. Besides, he's got enemies who want him dead and his 'career' as a thug provides some safety. Survival is uppermost on Adam's mind and he's learned some pretty impressive street skills along the way....if only he could evade the biggest threat of all...