Scott Turow may be one of his generation’s most successful writers of thrillers, but he’s a lot more like William Faulkner than Raymond Chandler. Like the Mississippi master, Turow has set most of his 13 novels in a single fictional place – he calls his Yoknapatawpha Kindle County. But unlike many genre writers, he doesn’t focus on a single hero. Instead, characters from Kindle weave in and out of his books, with different ones getting star turns.
