After giving up the thankless life of a do-gooder, Moises Froissard now travels the world, saves lives, and makes more money in a week than he would in a year helping the poor. Moises is a scout for the Club Olympus, the world's most refined and expensive sex club. His task is to follow the currents of poverty and disaster in search of illegal immigrants, refugees, and other unfortunates, and rescue the most beautiful among them--men, women, and children--for highly-paid careers as prostitutes.
His search for the most coveted prize, a young fighter from the Sudan known as the Nubian Prince, will bring him up against the most savage forces of the underground economy, threatening his safety as well as his fragile conscience. Hilarious, disturbing, and sexually explosive, Bonilla's American debut tells the story of an ordinary man reckoning with the allure and the hazards of the global underworld.

Juan Bonilla was born in Jerez, Spain, in 1966 and is a columnist for El Mundo, a Spanish daily newspaper. The author of three novels, four short-story collections, and a children's book, he was awarded the prestigious Biblioteca Breve prize for The Nubian Prince. He lives in Spain.