Lone Wolf - by Maryanne Vollers (Paperback)

The book "Lone Wolf" by Maryanne Vollers is a gripping and thought-provoking true crime story that delves into the mind of Eric Rudolph, the prime suspect in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics bombing.

Through exclusive interviews with Rudolph himself, Vollers sheds light on the motivations and methods of an archetypal American terrorist.

The book provides a detailed account of Rudolph's crimes, including his attacks on abortion clinics and a gay bar, as well as his five-year manhunt through the mountains of North Carolina.

Despite his unrepentant nature, Vollers humanizes Rudolph, exploring the painful mysteries of the heart that led him to commit such heinous acts.

With masterful storytelling and incisive research, "Lone Wolf" is a standout in the true crime genre, offering a disturbing and finely drawn portrait of a lone wolf who terrified a nation and defied capture.