Wild wolf

Author: (USA) James Patterson
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: The most popular novel of the UK in 2004! The same name as "The Wolf," the Siberian wolf is a highly skilled predator, but it is also hunted with brutal cruelty. The Siberian wolf is an excellent racer, capable of conquering animals much heavier than itself, but its blood and bones are also hunted. The character "The Wolf" is also a hunter who was wrongfully killed, though the police don’t know where he was hunted. The New York Times – Beauty, police, tracking, hunting, everything you need! If you don’t love it, you’re lying! The New York Times – James Patterson’s pen makes readers feel tense and panicked. The United Publishers – James Patterson is so popular because he turns readers into part of the detective game. "The Wolf" is a "great" novel. Starting from the page, it feels like stepping into a Hollywood movie lens world. In the suffocating story, there is always a pair of green, watchful eyes watching you— James Patterson’s immortal wolf. Cai Jun – Author of bestsellers "The 19th Floor of Hell" and "The Apartment in the Wilderness" "Get ready, your heart will pound!" Detective Alex Cross is undergoing FBI agent training when he is suddenly assigned to investigate the case of "The Wolf." It is said that The Wolf was once a KGB agent and has now become a major villain with ties to the Russian mafia, using the internet to engage in dirty sexual transactions with a group of mentally unstable and psychopathic individuals. They are all willing to spend a lot of money to satisfy their evil desires. As long as they fancy someone, whether male or female, they are doomed to be tracked, attacked, and kidnapped. As the plot unfolds, the vivid images of each character come to life. Alex is sharp-minded and full of energy; The Wolf is mysterious and highly skilled; Porter, a living artist, and a group of buyers who engage in internet transactions are vicious and skilled at disguise. The novel’s realistic and vivid descriptions fully showcase the author’s skill, earning him countless loyal readers. As the beloved of mystery masters, "The Wolf" is filled with a suffocating atmosphere from the beginning, just like a Hollywood blockbuster. No wonder it was ranked as the most popular novel in the UK in 2004.