Series fans are most likely to enjoy this. The plot has some holes-it takes law enforcement far too long to shut down sites that had copied 1919-and the big twist isn’t likely to shock anyone. Lucas Davenport tracks a prolific serial killer in this nail-biting 1 New York Times-bestseller from John Sandford. Davenport doggedly investigates right-wing groups to figure out who’s behind 1919 and to forestall any violence. The site, named 1919, code for the SS, has a Nazi connection, and its discovery leads to fears that someone may threaten the children as a way of influencing public policy. When Audrey, who operates a fashion blog, looked into whether the blog’s images of her were being used elsewhere on the web, she found them on a website with pictures of other children of elected officials. Audrey Coil, the 17-year-old daughter of a colleague on the Senate Armed Forces Committee, has uncovered a website that could pose a danger to herself and other children of political families. He is the author of thirty Prey novels, four Kidd novels, twelve Virgil Flowers novels, and six other books, including three YA novels coauthored with his wife Michele Cook.-This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. Elmer Henderson of Minnesota, a political ally of Davenport, once again needs his help. John Sandford is the pseudonym for the Pulitzer Prizewinning journalist John Camp. Marshal Lucas Davenport (after 2019’s Neon Prey) offers more of the same-a dramatic high-stakes premise and plenty of action, but not much character depth. Bestseller Sandford’s 30th thriller featuring U.S.

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