Alaskan State Trooper Jeremiah Boone is not convinced the death of a university student is a random act when he finds a Native Alaskan weapon at the crime scene. Pushed by a political appointee and a fellow officer-turned-politician to disregard his instincts regarding a potential suspect, Boone resigns, leaving the murder unsolved, and the suspect still on the loose.
In an unlikely turn of events, the former State Trooper, now a US Marshal, unknowingly comes face to face with the suspect from his unsolved murder in the remotest place on earth, Antarctica. When women assigned at McMurdo Station report being stalked and assaulted, Marshal Boone's instincts return to the former suspect. It's up to him and his deputies to find the person or persons responsible for the assaults.
A desperate radio call from a science party in the Antarctic Dry Valley leads Boone on the path toward an encounter with the suspect responsible for assaults in McMurdo. Boone's suspect forces a female science party member further into the remote valley, with intentions to continue his physical assault against the woman. It's up to the marshal to find and confront his suspect before his actions claim another innocent life.

Anthony is a first generation American and native Californian, the son of Scottish immigrants. His father Peter was born in Glasgow and his mother Catherine was born in Edinburgh. Anthony's fraternal grandparents, Michael and Margaret were both born in Ireland.
Anthony is married to his high school sweetheart, Mary, and has been blessed with two daughters, Rebekah and Jennifer.
A product of a mixed education (part parochial and part public schools), he developed a thirst for reading early in his childhood, and took to writing fiction as an escape from his work as an Instructional Systems Designer.
When not working on improving his writing, Anthony can be found on the local golf course, honing his game invented by his ancestors.