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Winter Prey

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By John Sandford

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The New York Times bestseller – now available for only $9.99

Winter Prey is John Sandford’s suspense masterpiece!  Following the international success of Shadow Prey and Silent Prey, Winter Prey creates another heart-pounding chapter in the career of Lucas Davenport, the brilliant, hard-bitten detective from the Twin Cities.

The Iceman is Lucas Davenport’s most determined foe – a serial killer driven to cover his brutal tracks with blood.  Sandford again creates almost unbearable suspense as we wait for the Ice Man’s razor-sharp corn knife to strike.

Winter Prey unfolds in the cold and driving snow of the north country, the perfect setting for the chilling terror caused by the Ice Man, a killer who knows Lucas’ every move – a coldly brilliant madman who can’t be stopped.  Turn up the heat and listen as Lucas Davenport faces his most dangerous challenge.

ISBN: 9780694523252
Imprint: Harper
On Sale: Mar 22, 2000
List price: $14.95
Trim Size: 4.400 in (w) x 7.000 in (h) x 0.800 in (d)

John Sandford

Biography

John Sandford, illustrator of Moonstick, The Seasons of the Sioux by Eve Bunting, studied drawing, painting, and illustration at the American Academy of Art in Chicago, IL. He lives in Grand Haven, Michigan.

In His Own Words…

“I was born in Hannibal, Missouri, where we lived at the top of Hill Street in an old house that creaked with the adventures of five children and our parents. We later moved to Pontiac, Illinois, and filled a house with books, noise, crackpot ideas, and ill-tempered cats.

“I first heard stories at the family dinner table, but I was never quite clear about which were fact and which were fiction. I found more stories in the family library, some made vivid with illustration: N. C. Wyeth’s robust Boy’s King Arthur, Mead Schaeffer’s painterly Three Musketeers, Maxfield Parrish’s Arabian Nights, Robert Lawson’s Rabbit Hill, and the curious drawings by Maud and Miska Petersham for The Rootabaga Stories.”

Ken Howard

Biography

Ken Howard received a Theatre World Award for his role as Thomas Jefferson in 1776 and a Tony Award® for his performance in Child’s Play. He has starred in four television series and appeared in many full-length features and made-for-television films.

The New York Times bestseller – now available for only $9.99

Winter Prey is John Sandford’s suspense masterpiece!  Following the international success of Shadow Prey and Silent Prey, Winter Prey creates another heart-pounding chapter in the career of Lucas Davenport, the brilliant, hard-bitten detective from the Twin Cities.

The Iceman is Lucas Davenport’s most determined foe – a serial killer driven to cover his brutal tracks with blood.  Sandford again creates almost unbearable suspense as we wait for the Ice Man’s razor-sharp corn knife to strike.

Winter Prey unfolds in the cold and driving snow of the north country, the perfect setting for the chilling terror caused by the Ice Man, a killer who knows Lucas’ every move – a coldly brilliant madman who can’t be stopped.  Turn up the heat and listen as Lucas Davenport faces his most dangerous challenge.

ISBN: 9780694523252
Imprint: Harper
On Sale: Mar 22, 2000
List price: $14.95
Trim Size: 4.400 in (w) x 7.000 in (h) x 0.800 in (d)

John Sandford

Biography

John Sandford, illustrator of Moonstick, The Seasons of the Sioux by Eve Bunting, studied drawing, painting, and illustration at the American Academy of Art in Chicago, IL. He lives in Grand Haven, Michigan.

In His Own Words…

“I was born in Hannibal, Missouri, where we lived at the top of Hill Street in an old house that creaked with the adventures of five children and our parents. We later moved to Pontiac, Illinois, and filled a house with books, noise, crackpot ideas, and ill-tempered cats.

“I first heard stories at the family dinner table, but I was never quite clear about which were fact and which were fiction. I found more stories in the family library, some made vivid with illustration: N. C. Wyeth’s robust Boy’s King Arthur, Mead Schaeffer’s painterly Three Musketeers, Maxfield Parrish’s Arabian Nights, Robert Lawson’s Rabbit Hill, and the curious drawings by Maud and Miska Petersham for The Rootabaga Stories.”

Ken Howard

Biography

Ken Howard received a Theatre World Award for his role as Thomas Jefferson in 1776 and a Tony Award® for his performance in Child’s Play. He has starred in four television series and appeared in many full-length features and made-for-television films.