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Binding: Mass Market PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 813.54 EAN: 9780425146415 ISBN: 0425146413 Label: Berkley Manufacturer: Berkley Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 416 Publication Date: March 01, 1995 Publisher: Berkley Release Date: July 06, 2004 Studio: Berkley Editorial Review: Product Description: A master thief becomes obsessed with a beautiful woman--then carves her initials into his victims. Download Description: "Lucas Davenport tracks a murderous master thief. " Average Rating:
 Rating:  - One of the Best of the Prey Series...In the last Prey book, the reader did not know who the bad guy was. In this one, Night Prey, the identity of the killer is known to the reader, and the reader is allowed into his psyche and is a part of the deterioration of that psyche. Both presentations of these stories were done well. Usually I like figuring out who the killer is, but Sandford does both ways in a compelling manner. Another interesting component in this book is Lucas's female partner, Connell. She has an interesting secret that ... Read More Rating: - Good read!Like all of Sandford's Prey series Night Prey is tightly plotted and fast paced. For fan's of the thriller/mystery genre' like myself, this is well worth the investment of your time. Rating: - Most Disturbing Prey YetSandford, a local Minnesota author with national appeal, gives us one of the most disturbing and terrifying murderers his has ever written about. This is a thrilling work from the very beginning. Rating: - A great cops-chase-a-killer thriller that reminds me of an earlier genre classicA terrific, entertaining page-turner, and- with its mentally deteriorating serial killer, disturbingly bloody crimes, cops putting their heads together to figure out how best to catch the killer, and personal issues facing the cops as they try to do their jobs- very reminiscent of probably my all-time favorite cops-chasing-a-killer thriller, the classic "The First Deadly Sin," by Lawrence Sanders. And while Mr. Sandford definitely gives his own personal stamp to the proceedings, I would find it hard ... Read More Rating: - Many threads tied together in "Night Prey" lead to satisfying readIn "Night Prey," Lucas Davenport is back with the police department - a new police chief is on board and has made Lucas assistance chief. When a body is found thrown in a dumpster, the chief asks Davenport to go take a look and assist in the investigation with Meagan Connell, a BCA cop who is obsessed with the idea that this victim is only the latest victim of a serial killer who has been murdering for years. The only difference with the latest victim (and the ones to follow) is that she has the initials ... Read More |
