Anna Rodriguez is a hero to many caught in the grips of an activity that most Americans

see as reserved for third world countries. More than any other documented person in the

United States, she has reached out and grabbed the hands of those stolen through human

trafficking. She has helped them put their shattered lives back together.

Ma’am Anna is the first-ever memoir of a human trafficking rescuer. Through this first

person account, readers will be transported into Anna’s frightening world as she dares to

hunt human traffickers and rescue their victims. Rodriguez and Bunko highlight the raw

reality of a human trafficking victim’s suffering, but also the joy of learning how the

survivors are doing today.

 Walk with this modern-day abolitionist as she pulls the taken souls from the grips of evil

and shows that one person can make a difference.