   Add to Cart  Lone Wolf   He was supposed to be dead. Five
years after Eric Rudolph escaped into the mountains of North
Carolina, the FBI had long since abandoned the largest manhunt
ever launched on U.S. soil. The fugitive accused of bombing the
Atlanta Olympics, a gay bar, and two abortion clinics, leaving a
trail of carnage across the southeast, had become a figure of
folk legend. Many of his pursuers thought he had either skipped
the country or crawled into a cave to die. In fact, Rudolph had
been haunting the mountains and towns he knew best, pilfering
food, stealing trucks, stalking the men who hunted him, and
keeping his secrets buried in the woods. Then one night Rudolph
got careless, and a rookie cop captured him a few miles from
where he had first disappeared. But even in custody, Rudolph
remained a mystery.  In Lone Wolf, Maryanne Vollers brings the
reader inside one of the most sensational cases of domestic
terrorism in American history. In addition to her unprecedented
correspondence with Rudol