John Sandford’s Buried Prey had just been released when I began the Prey series. I
started with the first book and I read them all in order over a few months span
and except for book club books they were the only books I read. I literally
ate, breathed and slept Lucas Davenport and the officers of the BCA. I felt
bereft when it was over.
In the latest installment, Field of Prey several bodies are found
in a cistern in the middle of a corn field. Eventually they discover that the
victims had been killed over a period of time dating back almost twenty years. Sandford
introduces a new character, detective Catrin Mattsson who investigates with
Lucas the Black Hole Killer as he has been named.
Field of Prey is
vintage Sandford: fast paced, action packed, with enough twists and turns to
keep your attention until the very end. A great part of the allure of the Prey
books is the relationship that you develop with the characters as they grow and
evolve. For that reason this is one series that I would recommend that you
start with the first book and read them in order.
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