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Description: John Sandford stands out for his consistent delivery of riveting characters and intense, richly layered plots in his Prey series, Kidd series, and his stand-alone novels. Crime drives his stories, whether his heroes are the ones solving or the ones committing the crime. Intricate details and graphic violence lend a gritty realism to the tone of these books, while maintaining a fast, suspenseful pace. Quirky characters and witty dialogue relieve the tension. Sandford's good guys and bad guys alike are intriguing, complex, and realistically flawed. Start with: Rules of Prey

Gender: Male

Nationality: American

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Link: http://www.johnsandford.org/

Label: Sandford, John, 1944 February 23-

Link: http://www.johnsandford.org/

Date: 1944 February 23-

Description: John Sandford stands out for his consistent delivery of riveting characters and intense, richly layered plots in his Prey series, Kidd series, and his stand-alone novels. Crime drives his stories, whether his heroes are the ones solving or the ones committing the crime. Intricate details and graphic violence lend a gritty realism to the tone of these books, while maintaining a fast, suspenseful pace. Quirky characters and witty dialogue relieve the tension. Sandford's good guys and bad guys alike are intriguing, complex, and realistically flawed. Start with: Rules of Prey

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Gender: Male

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Nationality: American

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