Black Wolf : The 2nd novel in the international bestselling phenomenon Red Queen series

<p><b>Aided by some punchy translation and flashes of bathetic humour, <i>Black Wolf</i> is larky fun and knows it. - <i>The Times</i><br><br>The page-turning, heart-pumping sequel to <i>Red Queen</i>, Juan Gmez-Jurados <i>Black Wolf</i> moves from Madrid to the Costa del Sol in pursuit of a brutal killer . . .</b><br><br>Antonia Scott is the lynchpin of the Red Queen project, created to work behind the scenes to solve the most dark, devious and dangerous crimes.<br><br>In southern Spain, on the Costa del Sol, a key mafia figure is found brutally murdered in his villa.

His pregnant wife, Lola Moreno, barely escapes an attempt to kill her and is on the run.

An unusual shipping container arrives from Saint Petersburg with the bodies of nine women inside it.<br><br>Now Antonia, with the help of her protector, Jon Gutirrez, must track down the missing Lola.

But they aren&rsquo;t the only ones &ndash; a dangerous hitman, known as the Black Wolf, is also on her trail. And Antonia Scott, still plagued by her personal demons, must outwit, outmanoeuver and ultimately face this terrible, mysterious killer.<br><br><b>The highly anticipated sequel to Juan Gmez-Jurados number 1 international bestseller, <i>Red Queen, </i>now an original series streaming on Amazon Prime.

Translated by Nick Caistor and Lorenza Garcia.<br><br>Praise for <i>Red Queen</i>:</b><br><br><b>Best thriller books of 2023 . . . What impresses is the brainy brio of Gmez-Jurados storytelling - <i>Sunday Times </i>on <i>Red Queen</i></b><br><br><b>An electrifying serial-killer thriller . . . tops even <i>The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo</i> as a thinking reader&rsquo;s thriller, and Antonia Scott is like a more sympathetic Lisbeth Salander A.J.

Finn, bestselling author of <i>The Woman in the Window</i></b></p>