BLACK WOLF is a spy-thriller based, in part, on the author's earlier career as a civilian contractor for the US Dept. of Defense, sent to Byelorussia (now Belarus) and Kazakhstan in the early 1990's as a project manager, facilitating in the systematic destruction of the vast arsenal of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons. Spending nearly a decade in the Former Soviet Republics she reported to national security forces, such as the CIA and NSA, as well as interfacing with Soviet political entities, and their internal security forces, otherwise known as the KGB. She has incorporated into the novel the colorful, and sometimes dangerous, characters she met while working for the DOD. And although she had the good fortune never coming face-to-face with a Russian serial killer, she has incorporated the deadly, decades-long murder spree of a real-life killer, known as The Butcher of Rostov.

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Kathleen Kent is a New York Times bestselling author and an Edgar Award Nominee for her contemporary crime trilogy, The Dime, The Burn and The Pledge. Ms. Kent is also the author of three award-winning historical novels, The Heretic’s Daughter, The Traitor’s Wife, and The Outcasts. Her newest novel, Black Wolf, an international spy thriller, was published February 2023 and has received glowing reviews in both the US and the UK. She has written short stories and essays for D Magazine, Texas Monthly and LitHub, and has been published in the crime anthology Dallas Noir. In March 2020 she was inducted into the Texas Institute of Letters for her contribution to Texas literature.