The Fool’s Run
The Fool’s Run by John Sandford, published by Penguin in December 1996, is a reprint edition featuring 352 pages in English. This novel delves into the intricate world of high-stakes deception, focusing on two con artists, Kidd and LuEllen, who are drawn into a dangerous game of corporate sabotage. As they navigate the complexities of technological espionage, their mission to undermine a rival defense corporation becomes a thrilling test of their skills and resolve.
Readers will find a narrative rich in suspense and intrigue as Kidd, a computer expert and artist, teams up with his partner LuEllen to execute a meticulously planned sting. The story explores themes of trust and betrayal within the high-tech landscape of corporate warfare. As their seemingly flawless scheme unfolds, the duo faces unexpected challenges that threaten to turn their success into disaster. This edition offers a captivating glimpse into the mind games and risks associated with their audacious plot.
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John Sandford, the #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Prey novels, gives suspense an ingenious twist as he takes readers into the mind games of two irresistible con artists plotting the perfect sting…
Kidd is a computer whiz, artist, and professional criminal. LuEllen is his lover, and his favorite partner in crime. Their playing field in on the cutting edge of high-tech corporate warfare. This time they’ve been hired by a defense industry corporation to destroy its business rival through computer sabotage. If Kidd and LuEllen can pull it off, they’ll reap millions. It’s the sting of a lifetime. One false move and it’s a lifetime sentence.
As the takedown unfolds, everything goes according to plan. But their string of successes turns into a noose when the ultimate con artists find themselves on the wrong end of the ultimate con.
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