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“. . .crackles with human drama.” —Edward Bunker

“. . . polishes a standard crime story to a literate gleam.” —Kirkus

Praise for The Catch

“Ms. Wozencraft has a strong, almost androgynous sensitivity to the criminal mind that engrossed me throughout. As a novelist, she is developing into one of the finest crime writers around.” — Oliver Stone

“The Catch is the best novel I’ve read about drug smugglers and narcs. Exciting in the terms of its plot, acute in its characterization, subtle in is sense of loss for the men and woman who are caught up in the action on both sides of the law, Kim Wozencraft’s writing cuts so completely through the harsh and one-dimensional stereotypes usually attached to this subject that the final effect is not only complex but overpowering. Add to this the good news one more rarity: the book has a love story that is not only moving but believable.” — Norman Mailer

“Kim Wozencraft is destined for, and deserves, acclaim and audience. . . she understands the cracks in society and the tangles of the individual—and of equal or greater significance, she writes like a dream, her prose frequently showing the musical rhythms of poetry. Her characters come to life; she catches the universal in the individual, and the reader can see the world through their eyes. And the whole thing crackles with human drama.” — Edward Bunker, author of No Beast So Fierce, Runaway Train, and Animal Factory

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