A Hunt for Justice-The True Story of Woman Undercover Wildlife Agent, is a gripping account of life inside an illegal Alaskan big game hunting camp as told by the only woman to conduct a major federal undercover investigation inside such a camp. In late August 1992, while working as a US Fish and Wildlife special agent, Lucinda Delaney Schroeder leaves her husband and seven-year-old daughter behind and poses as a big game hunter, infiltrating a ring of international poachers who are out to kill the biggest and best of Alaska's wildlife. Beneath the façade of a legal hunting operation, a network of guides and pilots collaborate to kill Alaskan big game animals to satisfy the insatiable demands of wealthy European trophy hunters. These criminals are so wily and suspicious, that their crimes can best be cracked from the inside by a woman.

This rare look inside an illegal big game hunting camp details the crimes, cover-ups and conspiracies committed by hunters and guides who live by the creed of greed. As much as an exciting outdoor adventure and crime story, A Hunt for Justice is a story of a woman in a man's world, a woman surviving in the wilderness, a woman seeking justice for wildlife, and a mother struggling to return safely to her family. Driven and compelled to put together an airtight criminal case for the sake of wildlife, and make it home alive, nothing stops her!

A Hunt for Justice-The True Story of a Woman Undercover Wildlife Agent, will be available at your bookstore by mid-April 2006. It can be ordered through Lyons Press an Imprint of Globe Pequot Press at Globepequot.com or pre-ordered at Amazon.com.