Wolff also acquires narrative non-fiction, including the critically acclaimed "Little Pink House" by Jeff Benedict, which focused on the controversial U. S. Supreme Court eminent domain case of Susette Kelo; an extraordinary World War II story entitled "A Tale of Two Subs" by Jonathan McCullough, and "The Accountant's Story" by Roberto Escobar, the surviving brother (and accountant) of Pablo Escobar's Medellin drug cartel, and "Righteous Indignation" by conservative journalist Andrew Breitbart. Wolff acquired the memoir of long-time CBS anchorman Dan Rather.