They’re very good at their jobs, but they are funny, too, and their conversations with Davenport offer a light note. Bob’s built like a wrestler but fast when it comes to chasing bad guys Rae is a tall, attractive woman who’s really smart. He has more help from his marshal friends Bob and Rae. (Sandford is the pen name of former Pioneer Press reporter/columnist John Camp.)Īs usual, Davenport is methodical about his research, helped by a kid who videotapes the girl who first found the pictures. (Courtesy photo)īecause this is Sandford we’re talking about, he tells us almost from the beginning who is the real threat and how dangerous he can be.
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John Camp, who writes the “Prey” series as John Sandford. Soon he’s into the bizarre/scary world of radical groups, from mostly harmless intellectuals to former convicts who have lots of guns.īut where to begin? There is no identification on the website indicating where the pictures are posted from and, besides, no crime has been committed. marshal, has to find out when he’s hired by two senators. Is someone setting up these influential people for blackmail? Are right-wing extremist groups planning kidnappings? That’s what Davenport, now a deputy U.S. senator, star of her own website, finds a picture of herself on a strange blog where there are also pictures of other politicians’ kids. What better way to start the spring season than with “Masked Prey,” 30th installment in John Sandford’s series featuring Lucas Davenport. Remember that Amazon is giving priority to delivering household products and medical supplies, but independent bookstores are ready to fulfill your requests online or by telephone. Books reviewed in today’s column will be published in April and May, but can be pre-ordered. When possible, we’ll let you know about virtual readings. With bookstores closed and readings cancelled, we will try to bring you the latest news about new books, especially those written by Minnesotans. We know you are house-bound and looking for information about what to read, especially in this busy season when publishers bring out their spring books.
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