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    John Sandford is the pen name of John Camp, Pulitzer-winning reporter, who decided to branch out into crime novels. Unusually, he had two debut novels, The Fool's Run featuring Kidd, a computer hacker, and Rules of Prey featuring Lucas Davenport, a hard-nosed detective. To avoid the gaffe of having two debut novels and to appease the two separate publishers he'd sold the stories to, he published Rules of Prey under a pen name of John Sandford and The Fool's Run under John Camp, his real name. Currently,[when?] all of his books are released under his pen name. He has a website run by his son which includes a substantial amount of reference material on what went into individual stories and how they evolved.

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    Works written by John Sandford include:

    His fiction works include:

    The Prey Series featuring Lucas Davenport

    • Rules of Prey
    • Shadow Prey
    • Eyes of Prey
    • Silent Prey
    • Winter Prey
    • Night Prey
    • Mind Prey
    • Sudden Prey
    • Secret Prey
    • Certain Prey
    • Easy Prey
    • Chosen Prey
    • Mortal Prey
    • Naked Prey
    • Hidden Prey
    • Broken Prey
    • Invisible Prey
    • Phantom Prey
    • Wicked Prey
    • Storm Prey
    • Buried Prey

    The Kidd Series featuring Kidd

    • The Fool's Run
    • The Empress File
    • The Devil's Code
    • The Hanged Man's Song

    The Virgil Flowers Series featuring Virgil Flowers

    • Dark of the Moon
    • Heat Lightning
    • Rough Country
    • Bad Blood
    • Shock Wave

    Standalone books

    • The Night Crew
    • Dead Watch
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