Rules of Prey: A Lucas Davenport Novel
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| Rating | : | 4.55 (694 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B000E1Z6W2 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 123 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-11-28 |
| Language | : | English |
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From Publishers Weekly "Making his fiction debut, 'Sandford,' a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist using a pseudonym his real name is John Camp, has taken a stock suspense plot--a dedicated cop pursuing an ingenious serial killer--and dressed it up into the kind of pulse-quickening, irresistibly readable thriller that many of the genre's best-known authors would be proud to call their own," stated PW. . Copyright 1990 Reed Business Information, Inc
Mercedes said Good book, worth a read. First let me say this isn't my typical book to read. I'm more of a horror gal. My mother is a huge fan of John Sandford and when we shop together I look over the books she picks. I'll admit the Prey books have piqued my interest. So I got the first book in the series. First things first, the Kindle version of this book is rather annoying. Not only is 9.95 but when there are scene breaks there are no paragrap. a"Dynamic Introduction to the Lucas Prey Series" according to a2z Consumer. Though the first in the series, this was not the first Lucas Prey novel I read. After reading a few books out of order I decided to go back to the beginning and Wow, this was such a great start. One of the chase scenes was so exciting and vivid, I felt as though I were on the edge of my seat watching it on TV. I highly recommend this series.. z Consumer said Dynamic Introduction to the Lucas Prey Series. Though the first in the series, this was not the first Lucas Prey novel I read. After reading a few books out of order I decided to go back to the beginning and Wow, this was such a great start. One of the chase scenes was so exciting and vivid, I felt as though I were on the edge of my seat watching it on TV. I highly recommend this series.. The first Lucas Davenport novel. Camerons Lucas Davenport starts off as a bit of a James Bond type. From the first book: "He was slender and dark-complexioned, with straight black hair going gray at the temples and a long nose over a crooked smile. One of his central upper incisors had been chipped and he never had it capped. He might have been an Indian except for his blue eyes. His eyes were warm and forgiving. Though his eyes were warm, his smile