No one really retires from wet work". He'd heard it a hundred times - when he was recruited by the Agency, when he left the covert life, even from fellow agents. But Wolf Johannsen never thought the warning would apply to him.

Action,Crime,Drama,Suspense/Thriller,Mystery

Wolf Johannsen's last assignment for the C.I.A. was a nasty piece of work by the name of Gyuri Vargha. The kill is confirmed by a source in the Rome. Five years later, Gyuri Vargha, or a man calling himself Gyuri Vargha, reappears. Wolf is called out of retirement to investigate.

Vargha learns who Wolf is and where he now lives. Using multiple aliases and leaving a trail of dead bodies in his wake, Vargha plots his revenge and travels to the States, targeting Allison Parker, Wolf's lover, as bait.

Rome, Paris, London and Ft. Charles, Alabama

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Overcoming Monster/Villain

Twist

Extreme Violence,Nudity, Language/Profanity

Name: Wolf Johannsen

Age: 45'ish

Gender: Male

Role: Protagonist

Key Traits: Masculine,Complex,Sexy,Confident,Decisive,Skillful,Educated,Honorable,Strong Moral Code

Name: Allison Parker

Age: 39

Gender: Female

Role: Protagonist

Key Traits: Adventurous,Charming,Complex,Confident,Sexy,Decisive,Engaging,Honorable,Strong Moral Code

Name: Gyuri Vargha

Age: 50

Gender: Male

Role: antagonist

Key Traits: Badass,Aggressive,Villainous,Narcisstic,Complex,Criminal,Secretive

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Wolf's last assignment for the C.I.A. was a nasty piece of work by the name of Gyuri Vargha. The kill is confirmed by a source in the Rome, Italy M.E.'s office, and the case is closed. But all is not as it seems. Five years later, Gyuri Vargha, or a man calling himself Gyuri Vargha, reappears. Reaching out to old contacts, Vargha identifies a deep cover agent, Rebecca Molinere, who he believes can reveal the identity of his would-be assassin. By torturing Rebecca, and killing an unwitting civilian who might give the alarm, Vargha learns who Wolf is and where he now lives. Using multiple aliases and leaving a trail of dead bodies in his wake, Vargha plots his revenge and travels to the States, targeting Allison Parker, Wolf's lover, as bait. Wolf, the book, is the fifth story in the Allison Parker Mystery Series. As with many of the preceding books in the series, familiar characters appear as the Feds and local law enforcement learn about Rebecca Molinere's murder and Wolf’s connection to Vargha. F.B.I. agent Jake Cleveland, tech wizard Pete Pantsari, ex-Seal Bennett Shealey and of course P.I. Frank Martin and Sheriff Toby Trowbridge join forces to set a trap for Vargha in the event he makes it to Ft. Charles, Alabama where Wolf now resides. TARGET AUDIENCE: Adult content, fast-paced thriller, multiple plot lines. Appeals to men and women. ADDITIONAL BACKGROUND: The Allison Parker Mystery Series, of which Wolf is a part, is set in the imaginary town of Ft. Charles, Alabam

Adair Sanders, nee’ Anne Clarke Sanders, spent the first thirty-plus years of her professional career as a trial attorney, beginning her legal career in the mid ‘70’s at a time when women lawyers were few and far between. In one of her early interviews during her post-law school job search, a partner in a prominent Knoxville, Tennessee firm asked her if she planned to have children, and later, when she was a practicing attorney, a Federal judge told her women attorneys had no place in his court room. But, times did gradually change and Sanders embarked on an interesting and varied legal career as a trial attorney in both private and government practice – prosecuting coal miners in the “hollars” of Eastern Kentucky as a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney, interviewing bank felons in a maximum security prison as an F.D.I.C. attorney, and then spending her last twenty years of practice defending businesses in Mississippi state courts where the term “jackpot justice” aptly described what local juries thought trial verdicts should provide. Oh the stories she can tell. Along the way Sanders became the first female member of the oldest men’s dining club in Knoxville, Tennessee, became the first female partner in Mississippi’s oldest law firm, was named one of the top business women in the state of Mississippi, and elected into one of the earliest classes of Leadership Jackson in Jackson, Mississippi. And she had a family, too. By the time she was in her mid-50’s burnout had made itself present in her life. So, with the retirement of her husband, a judge, Sanders decided to leave the legal world behind and to try her hand at writing, adopting the pen name “Adair Sanders”. Her first book, Biologically Bankrupt, a 2012 finalist in the CIPA EVVY Awards, provides a ruthlessly honest personal look at the far reaching effects of generational dysfunction in Sanders’ family of origin. A sometimes painful read, in the end Biologically Bankrupt is a story about love, choices and redemption. In 2014, Sanders published the first book in the Allison Parker Mystery series. As Sick As Our Secrets, introduces a colorful list of characters in a thrilling and engaging mystery fraught with sex, blackmail and murder. The next four years saw the publication four more books in the series: What Comes Around; Ashes to Ashes; Suffer the Children and Wolf. In 2018 Sanders published Out of the Ashes, A Collection of Essays, and in the fall of 2020 the sixth book in the mystery series, The Games We Play was added. Also in 2020, Sanders adapted the fifth book in the series, Wolf, into a screenplay. Reviews of her books have been stellar. Currently residing in the mountains of Western North Carolina with her husband Mike and their dogs Baxter and Izzy, Sanders’ latest project is a screenplay adaptation of What Comes Around and work on a seventh book in the Allison Parker Mystery series.

Age: 18-34,35-54,55+

Target Gender: Universal

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1332436