An Anonymous Girl draws you in from the very start. I felt sorry for Jessica because she is struggling to make ends meet. She knows how to deal with her clients and is very kind to them, hoping for a good tip at the end. Her desperation to survive financially makes her take her client’s place at the morality and ethics survey because of the opportunity to make $500. But the authors keep you on the edge of your seat. There is a definite foreboding to the writing. I have a feeling this will be a good book for discussion. Looking forward to continuing this story!