One Way Ticket — Ronald Conradt

Jonathon Burke and two of his buddies go deer hunting in Michigan's Upper Peninsula and come upon young women walking in the woods, miles away from civilization. Burke talks to them but is unable to determine why they are in the Northwoods. Soon thereafter, four women knock on the door of their log hunting cabin, seeking refuge from captors who have kept them prisoner. The hunters help them but the cost is high. Burke loses much in hisattempt to free those who are victims of trafficking.