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Violence
A lot
Graphic violence — multiple bodies discovered; a long-running serial killer; the investigation
Language
Some
Moderate profanity
Sexual Content
Barely any
Mild — some adult situations
Substance Use
None
No meaningful substance use
Emotional Intensity
A lot
The hidden body count — years of murders concealed in a cistern; the killer's access to rural space; the community's unknowing proximity
What this book is about
In rural Minnesota, a cistern on an abandoned farmstead is found to contain multiple bodies — victims of a serial killer who has been operating quietly for years without detection. Lucas Davenport investigates the killer who hid in plain sight of a rural community. Field of Prey is the twenty-fourth Lucas Davenport novel.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Multiple bodies hidden for years — a serial killer hiding in plain sight
Rural Minnesota community — a predator among neighbors
Graphic violence — the body discovery
Twenty-fourth in the Prey series
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