Thank you, Roseline, for the courage it took to share your story. Your words run deep, and you can truly feel the honesty, pain, and strength woven through every page. I pray that as deeply as you’ve shared, you will heal even more deeply. The woman you are today—and the woman you are still becoming—is powerful, resilient, and destined for greatness.

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This book is not just a story; it’s an experience. Highly recommended to anyone who values authenticity, growth, and healing.

The book is well written and gives awareness to how people are being trafficked in subtle ways.

I think this book will help people who has gone through human trafficking to heal emotionally, physically, psychologically and otherwise. I strongly recommend it to everyone one as it is an eye opener to the evil that is being perpetuated in our society . Roseline went through a lot of abuse and maltreatment but was not broken by her experiences but used it to build a positive future by studying and becoming a nurse and pursued another course that enabled her to become a Health Vistor.

What an inspiring book to read. I was saddened by the horrific experiences and the cruelty inflicted upon you at such a tender age. Your strength and resilience to overcome the abuses that you were subjected to and not to let them negatively shape your future is to be celebrated. By God's grace and with focus and determination, you set yourself a goal, to get an education and you never gave up. I am proud to know your story.

Scars of silence is a book worthy of every book shelf across the globe. It's packed with a very insightful personal journey of the author that doesn't only let readers into her personal experience but also gives hope of healing to those who might have also had similar experience. It was brilliantly re-told and written to keep readers looking forward to the next chapter! A MUST READ! I definitely recommend!

This book doesn’t ask for your attention it demands it. From the first chapter, I felt like I was stepping into a life that had been hidden in plain sight. The scariest part is how ordinary everything seems. That’s what makes it unforgettable.

This is one of those books you wish everyone would read not for entertainment, but for awareness. It’s real, it’s raw, and it matters. Once you start it, you won’t look at the world the same way again.

This book changed the way I look at people, especially children. It made me realize how much can be hidden behind silence. Not every story is loud but that doesn’t make it any less serious.

This book stayed with me long after I finished reading. The way Roseline tells her story is simple but deeply powerful. There is no exaggeration just truth. What shocked me most is how normal everything looked on the outside, yet so much was happening beneath the surface. This is not just a story; it is a wake up call.

Before reading this book, I thought trafficking always involved kidnapping or violence in obvious ways. This book completely changed my understanding. It shows how exploitation can happen within families and trusted spaces. Everyone should read this it’s deeply educational.

This should be required reading in schools and communities. It teaches about culture, family, survival, and the hidden realities many people ignore. More importantly, it reminds us to pay attention to the quiet signs and the unheard voices.

​This is not the kind of book you casually read and move on from. This is the kind of book that confronts you. It forces you to rethink everything you believe about safety, family, and childhood. What unsettled me most is how ordinary everything looked on the surface. No chains. No locked doors. Just silence, control, and fear. If you read one book this year, let it be this one.

I didn’t read this book I experienced it. Every page felt like stepping into a life that was hidden in plain sight. The scariest part? You realize this could be happening around you right now, and you wouldn’t even know. This book doesn’t just tell a story; it exposes a reality many people choose to ignore.

One thing that stood out to me is how her faith remained constant, even in the darkest moments. It didn’t make her struggles disappear, but it gave her strength to keep going. This book is as much about spiritual resilience as it is about survival.

What makes this memoir unique is its quiet strength. Roseline doesn’t just tell us what happened she shows us how she endured it. Her resilience, especially as a child, is something I found both heartbreaking and inspiring. This is a story of survival in its rawest form.