In the icy wilderness of Alaska, beauty and brutality coexist. Beneath the quiet streets of Anchorage, a seemingly ordinary baker hid a monstrous secret that would horrify a nation. For over a decade, Robert Hansen transformed the Alaskan frontier into his personal hunting ground luring women to their deaths in one of the most chilling criminal cases in American history. The Anchorage Hunter takes readers deep into the mind of a predator and the tireless pursuit that finally stopped him. With chilling precision and journalistic depth, Jacobson P. Stewart reconstructs the investigation that uncovered Hansen's reign of terror. From the courage of survivor Cindy Paulson, to the unrelenting work of Detective Glenn Flothe, this book captures every layer of fear, determination, and justice that defined the case. Set against the vast, unforgiving landscape of Alaska, this true-crime account reveals how one man's obsession with control turned the wilderness into a graveyard and how truth and courage ultimately prevailed. Inside, you'll discover: The dark double life of Robert Hansen the quiet baker turned killer. How a brave survivor's testimony shattered years of silence. The gripping manhunt that changed Alaskan law enforcement forever. The lasting lessons about justice, empathy, and the power of remembrance. Tense, compassionate, and vividly written, The Anchorage Hunter is more than a story of murder it's a haunting reminder that evil often hides in plain sight.