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Mystery · 1993 · R

Winter prey

by John Sandford

A brutal Wisconsin winter. A family murdered. A killer who knows these woods.

For17+GenreMysteryLength354 pagesRead time~9.8 hoursCommunity ratings0

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Violence

A lot

Graphic violence — a family massacre; rural Wisconsin winter; 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 small community — a killer everyone knows and trusts; the Wisconsin winter as both setting and psychological pressure

What this book is about

A family is massacred in rural Wisconsin during a brutal winter. Lucas Davenport takes the case — and the investigation leads into a tightly knit small community where the killer is someone everyone knows. Winter Prey is the fifth Lucas Davenport novel — the Wisconsin winter setting is one of the series' most atmospheric.

Notes for sensitive readers

Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.

A family massacre — graphic violence

A rural Wisconsin winter — the isolation intensifies everything

Fifth in the Prey series

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