Description: When the smallest possible mission pits Orphan X against his most dangerous foe, everything Evan Smoak thinks he knows is in question in this latest in the New York Times bestselling series
Brief description: GREGG HURWITZ is the author of the New York Times bestselling Orphan X novels. Critically acclaimed, his novels have been international bestsellers, graced top ten lists, and have been published in thirty-two languages. Additionally, he's sold scripts to many of the major studios, and written, developed, and produced television for various networks. Hurwitz lives in Los Angeles.
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"Gregg Hurwitz seems to have found a new gear as he kicks things up a notch, ramping up the action and tension to deliver the most fascinating and compelling Orphan X novel to date. Think Jason Bourne on steroids... Lone Wolf is one of the year's first must-read thrillers." --The Real Book Spy
"The series has always been a blend of Batman, the Equalizer, and Vince Flynn's Mitch Rapp, and Lone Wolf reinforces why it continues to be great nine novels in. Newcomers to Evan's adventures should feel fine starting here before diving into the others." --First Clue "Lone Wolf is a crushingly brilliant piece of fiction." --Best Thriller Books "There is simply no one writing thrillers like Gregg Hurwitz...Evan Smoak, the fascinating, richly imagined protagonist at the heart of the Orphan X series, leaps off the page. If you haven't read Gregg Hurwitz, you're missing out." --Lisa Unger "You can never go wrong with an Orphan X book. No, scratch that. An Orphan X book will never fail to blow your fucking mind." --Best Thriller Books "Hurwitz continues to dazzle." --Booklist "Another crackling caper for the solitary Orphan X." --Kirkus Reviews"Reading an Orphan X tale is truly a guilty pleasure, akin to eating dessert before dinner." --Mystery and Suspense Magazine
"The suspense that builds surrounding the final battle...keeps driving LONE WOLF forward with the velocity of a speeding bullet...This might be his best Orphan X thriller yet." --Bookreporter