Three Complete Novels

Three Complete Novels by John Sandford is a collection published by G.P. Putnam’s in 1996, featuring a total of 634 pages in English. This edition presents three interconnected stories centered around the character Lucas Davenport, who navigates complex criminal investigations in various settings, including New York and Minneapolis. The narratives explore themes of mystery and psychological tension as Davenport confronts both personal and professional challenges.

Readers will find that each story delves into different aspects of crime and justice. In “Silent Prey,” Davenport assists in capturing an escaped murderer while dealing with issues within the NYPD. “Winter Prey” sees him investigating a double homicide in a small community, where he encounters a new romantic interest and uncovers a disturbing ring of child molesters. Finally, “Night Prey” brings Davenport back to the Minneapolis police force, where he partners with a dying investigator to track a serial killer amid rising violence. This anthology offers a multifaceted look at the world of crime and detective work.