David Wolf (Books)

David Wolf Books

David Wolf is a retired federal agent whose thirty-two-year career with the U.S. government included service with several law enforcement and investigative agencies. His extensive experience informs his writing, drawing on a deep understanding of law and justice. Wolf's works often explore the complex nature of crime and investigation, offering readers a glimpse into a world where truth and deception collide. His style is characterized by realism and suspense, drawing readers into thrilling narratives.

Probable Cause for Vengeance

238 pages
9 hours of reading

A seasoned Deputy U.S. Marshal grapples with his moral convictions after a terrorist attack claims the life of his close friend and protégé. Set in 2003, the story follows Sam Carter as he leads a task force to track down a fanatical Sunni extremist responsible for a series of deadly bombings. While driven by a desire for vengeance, Sam faces the ethical challenge of capturing the terrorist alive to face justice, navigating the complexities of duty and personal loss. The narrative explores themes of loyalty, justice, and the burden of choices in the face of tragedy.