The remarkable true story of a Chicago prostitute and how she escaped the dangerous, sometimes life-threatening life. Her name was Kim Roberts. Moving to Chicago from a small town was supposed to be the start of their adult life. Instead, the four adventurists found themselves in a position they would never have chosen for themselves. Two were put on a bus out of town at gunpoint, one would end up dead and the fourth would live a life that was controlled through mental and physical abuse. She was forced to become a person she had no connection with. To survive this transformation, she had to symbolically hide herself behind a door hidden deep within her psyche. However, while saving her personhood, she lost the faith she had in everything that made up her person. The very glue that held who she was together. She lost her faith, faith in everything and everyone, from friends, to those who vowed to serve and protect, to those that promised to first do no harm. But worst of all, she had forgotten the faith she held in herself and in God. She had to get out if she was ever going to survive and get her faith in goodness back. The traditional way would only end in failure and more beatings. This time she had to succeed, her very life depended on that success. But to do that, she would have to become someone else entirely.