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Violence
A lot
Threats to children; shootings; confrontations with domestic extremists
Language
Some
Moderate profanity
Sexual Content
Barely any
Brief sexual content between Davenport and his wife
Substance Use
Barely any
Moderate alcohol consumption
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Online radicalization and white nationalist extremism themes
What this book is about
The 30th Prey novel by John Sandford, published in 2020, follows Lucas Davenport as he investigates a dark web message board where members seem to be planning attacks on children of prominent politicians. The trail leads to a white nationalist extremist group. A timely thriller exploring the radicalization happening in online communities and the dangers it poses to democracy.
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Children targeted
Domestic terrorism themes
White nationalist violence
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