Taken No More by Robin Boyle-Laisure is a vital guide that unveils the chilling parallels between cults and human trafficking, offering practical strategies to protect children from coercive control in our tech-driven world. Packed with actionable insights, it empowers parents and caregivers to recognize and combat these hidden threats. A must-read for safeguarding our kids!

Sarah Edmondson, author of Scarred and host of A Little Bit Culty podcast

The only way to protect children from the horrors of trafficking and cults, is to educate ourselves so that we can recognize it when we see it and teach our children what they need to know to protect themselves. This book provides the tools to do just that. Every child deserves a real childhood and as adults, it is our job to ensure they get it.

Caryl M. Stern, former president & CEO, UNICEF USA

Taken No More is a standout book exploring coercive control, cults, human trafficking, and the law. Robin Boyle-Laisure speaks easily to any audience-parents, young adults, mental health professionals, attorneys, researchers, educators, and the general public. Real-life stories that seem to pop off the pages indicate how easily an individual can become ensnared by a coercive controlling person or group. One might wonder why people in these abusive situations don't just leave. Taken No More offers a deep understanding of the nature of coercion, the impact on individuals, legal issues, and the effects on communities. Of the current cultic literature, this book is one of the most thorough examinations of the dynamics of cults, human trafficking, and the law.

Debby Schriver, president of the International Cultic Studies Association and author of Whispering in the Day Light: The Children of Tony Alamo Christian Ministries and Their Journey to Freedom

Taken No More is a groundbreaking exploration of human trafficking for both families and professionals. Boyle, a leading expert in cults and the law, skillfully interweaves poignant real-life stories with a comprehensive examination of research from specialists in human trafficking, cults, mental health, child development, and the law. After reading this timely book, families, counselors, and educators will be better prepared to help children and adolescents build resilience against the deception and coercion of human traffickers, cult leaders, and other potential predators in their everyday lives and the digital world.

Lorna Goldberg, LCSW, past president of the International Cultic Studies Association and director of the Institute for Psychoanalytic Studies

Attorney Robin Boyle-Laisure has successfully filled a void in our forensic and psychological understanding of the connection between human trafficking and the coercive groups and processes often referred to as "cults." Written for the educated layperson as well as the attorney and forensic psychologist, Taken No More goes beyond an explanation of research and past legal decisions relevant to cults and trafficking; Professor Boyle-Laisure provides thoughtful, solid, and proven strategies, organized by specific situation and the individual's developmental level, for dealing with children and adults whose freedoms and lives have been endangered by organized narcissistic fanatics and psychopaths.

Steve K. D. Eichel, PhD, ABPP, forensic and clinical psychologist, and past-president, International Cultic Studies Association

Taken No More provides sorely needed information for parents, caregivers, mental health professionals, teachers, lawyers, and law enforcement. The dangers of human traffickers and cults are increasingly and alarmingly prevalent, and this book helps to raise awareness.

Steven Hassan, PhD, founder and director of the Freedom of Mind Resource Center and author of Combating Cult Mind Control