About

Rebecca Miller is a multi-award-winning author whose debut novel TOUCH exposes a neglected truth: boys can be victims of trafficking and exploitation, yet their stories are rarely told. Rebecca’s path to authorship began with an early education setback that left her unable to read for a significant part of childhood. That experience—along with a deep interest in psychology—shaped the way she listens, learns, and writes.

 

Over twenty-nine years, she taught herself to craft the novel she wished existed. Her process centers trauma-informed realism and the belief that storytelling can be advocacy: fiction that opens hard conversations, reduces stigma, and points people to credible resources.

 

Since its release, TOUCH has received more than two dozen literary honors and has been featured at major book festivals, where it continues to spark discussion among readers, educators, and community leaders. Beyond the page, Rebecca shares companion materials—blog posts, discussion guides, and character-journal entries—to help adults talk with teens about harm, safety, and healing.

 

Rebecca’s goal is simple and urgent: broaden who is seen, believed, and protected. By bringing boys into the human-rights conversation, she hopes to dismantle silence and make space for support that fits the realities young people live.