Dark of the Moon | John Sandford

Dark of the Moon | John Sandford | MOONIE

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Dark of the Moon

	Dark of the Moon John Sandford Putnam Adult, 2007 - 384 pages average customer review:based on 80 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great Book

This was my first, but definately not last, John Sandford book. I was a little hesitant at first when my wife got it for me as a gift. But since the story takes place in my hometown I thought I would give it a shot.

This was book was GREAT! I really enjoyed the character of Jim Flowers and all the turns it took leading up to the killer. Once I started reading I couldn't put it down!

Definately an enjoyable read and I can't wait to begin the Prey series now.

MOONIE

Fast paced story of murder and mayhem, the usual from a John Sanford novel. The character was from the Prey novels and worked in really well.
Never a dull moment in this book. A great read, or in my case audio.

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Another fine Sandford thriller

Eric Conger's voice has earned him a Golden Earphones Award and much acclaim, and it's easy to see why when pursuing DARK OF THE MOON, a masterpiece of crime investigation. A house's explosion, murders, and a personal vendetta combine to create a gripping thriller with many unexpected twists and turns of plot to keep readers guessing. Another fine Sandford thriller general-interest audio libraries will find a popular lend: this appears abridged but listeners seeking the unabridged version (9780143142508, $39.95) also will appreciate Conger's voice and rendition.

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Part Sanford, Part Not (Millet is co-author)

I love reading Sanford, most of the time he writes with joy --- some of his dialogue and character development is amazing (e.g. Clara Rinker).

Sometimes his writing is less inspired. In this case, he uses a co-author; my guess is that it had to do with his wife's death last May. The loss of a spouse is a terrible blow.

I'm looking forward to his next 'true' Sandford novel; this one was a good airplane book, but not memorable.

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