Washington Examiner
Review of ‘Spies and Other Gods’
In the acknowledgements section of his latest novel, James Wolff shows his appreciation to those who helped him get his literary career off the ground and his fourth book out in the world. He saves the best until last, giving special thanks to his nearest and dearest — to his wife, for her continued love […]
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