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John Sandford takes notice of the Villages.
Was deep into John Sandford's latest book Judgment Prey and up pops a character who needs to be interviewed but it turns out she is unavailable as she is visiting her parents in the Villages, Florida.
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I think that sometimes an author is paid to name things in a novel. For example, Stone Barrington in the Stuart Woods novels always dines at Patroon's in NYC, and he always drinks Knob Creek bourbon.
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A Villager?
Could it be that John Sandford (not his real name) lives in the villages?
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He is a golfer. John Sandford (novelist - Wikipedia) About the Author. |
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About the Author
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"In 1980, he solo-paddled a canoe from Lake Itasca, the source of the Mississippi River in Northern Minnesota, through New Orleans to the Gulf of Mexico. Earlier that same year, he cross-country skied from Fargo, North Dakota to Duluth, Minnesota, at New Years". The boy ain't right. . . |
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In series of novels that have recurring characters, as in detective fiction, many authors give the lead characters tastes the recur from book to book. Many readers enjoy that. I do. |
I had a good friend that I edited his books that used my name in several of his works.. Never thought I’d be a Texas Ranger or an FBI agent. Good reads too.
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The Lees would be the name of the parents of the character in the John Sandford book unless she goes by her husband's name.
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