What starts off as a dicey crime scene and a dead supermodel becomes more confusing when the cops find a second body stuffed in a closed. Drugs, artists, angry families and socialites make Easy Prey one of the more confusing of the prey series, but in a good way. While the last several installments of the prey series have been more action/thriller based this book swings the plot back towards the mystery side of the street. While previously we have known exactly who the bad guy was in Easy Prey, Sandford keeps that information not only hidden but completely obfuscated with a truck load of red herrings. Honestly I am torn between the two styles this series seems to jump between and each has their merits. I will say it took me longer to really get pulled into this book then it has with his previous work. I am not… Read more »
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Certain Prey
Review by Travis Starnes In Certain Prey Davenport teams with a pair of FBI agents to track down a ruthless killer for hire. Unlike most of the earlier books in the series where Davenport is pitted against someone out for personal gain or a straight psychopath, this installment his foe is much more meticulous. This book has a different feel then the previous parts of the prey series. In earlier books he was reacting to the criminal’s actions trying to stop them before whatever plan the bad guy came to fruition. In Certain Prey Sandford has reversed the roles with the bad guy being pushed by Davenport and company, reacting to his moves. The feel of the book is definitely different and really helps pump some new life into the series. While I have enjoyed every installment so far I was starting to notice a pattern in the stories so… Read more »