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Dr. Kent Stirling once lived two lives—one as a world-class cardiovascular surgeon, the other as a covert operative for The Sandbox, a powerful global syndicate. Now in exile among the mountains of Mongolia, Stirling has traded scalpels for solitude—until a massacre aboard a luxury yacht drags him back into a deadly world he thought he’d escaped.

When secret files from Operation Beech Grove resurface, Stirling is pulled into a web of espionage, betrayal, and revenge that spans continents. From the ruins of Guatemala to the streets of Barcelona and the underworld of New Orleans, he faces assassins, double agents, and an enemy who knows him better than anyone—Iris Ravenne, a stunning and ruthless power broker with ties to his past.

With old allies like gadgeteer Bernie Llewelyn and psychic operative Angie Miller by his side, Stirling must navigate a labyrinth of lies where nothing is as it seems and survival depends on confronting his own sins.
Explosive, seductive, and cinematic, Sins of the Raven is Steven Kobrin’s electrifying sequel to The Man From Belize—a high-stakes thriller of passion, power, and redemption.

Fans of Robert Ludlum, Daniel Silva, and Lee Child will find a new hero in Kent Stirling—a man haunted by the past, hunted by the present, and fighting for the world’s future.

"Loaded with brutal fight scenes, weapons, sizzling sex, and Bond-like villains, SINS OF THE RAVEN is a fantastic new adventure for surgeon/ex-assassin Kent Sterling—an action hero reminiscent of paperback icons like 'The Destroyer' and 'The Executioner.'"
Paul Talbot, author of the BRONSON’S LOOSE books

Steven Kobrin is the author of The Man From Belize and its sequel, Sins of the Raven. Known for his cinematic storytelling and pulse-pounding plots, Kobrin blends espionage, action, and human drama into immersive thrillers set across the globe. His work explores the moral complexities of power, loyalty, and redemption through the eyes of unforgettable characters.