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	Eyes of Prey John Sandford Berkley, 2007 - 368 pages average customer review:based on 70 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Davenport also finds himself another woman. If you have read the previous Prey books, you may start to wonder if Lucas bags a chick every time he leaves his house. I started to feel like Sandford was unable to write a Prey book where Davenport wasn't hooking up with a woman, but I did not dwell on it long as this book has a suprise in the form of a mystery witness. Maybe you will figure it out before I did, but it was a nice subplot that took some attention away from the unlikely womanizing by the hero.

Read this book, and keep reading the Prey series.

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"Prey" Gets Better

This third entry in Sandford's "Prey" series really establishes why the series has been so popular. In this thriller, Lucas Davenport (our favorite lustful detective) faces two killers of indescribable evil. Michael Bekker is a handsome, soulless pathologist who works with a deformed "troll," Carlos Druze, in kind of "Strangers on a Train" twist. Druze kills Bekker's wife, and Dekker decks Cruze's mean boss. But it doesn't stop there, oh no...more gruesome murders occur and Bekker turns out to be one of the most vile villains in this genre. The taking of the eyes of the victims to appease Bekker's warped conscience is chilling and quite disturbing. Davenport's usual supporting characters, including Chief Daniel, Sloan, and Lester, all return, and the plot twists move quicker and faster than in the other "Preys."

The best in the series to this point.

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My Favorite of the Series

I had never read any of the Prey books before (I regret not starting at the beginning), until I saw the book on my father in-law's desk. I was visiting for 2 weeks, so I was confident I'd have time to finish it. HA! What a joke, I finished the book in a day, and promptly read the first two before I left. Eyes Of Prey is, in my opinion, the best of the Prey books. The first sentence of the book still rings in my head..."Drooze was a stone cold killer" From then one...HANG ON. Lucas D is the best and Bekker?? He's one SiCk dude.


Action packed

There was never a dull moment in reading this book. The more I read the book the more I liked Davenport, not for his strenghts but for what made him human.

I had been apprehensive about continuing the prey series, but after this book the Author leaves no decisions to the reader. Must read Rules of Prey, and Shawdow Prey before reading to give more insight into Davenport.

Truly fantastic reading!!!!

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Well,Good book but....

This was a nice book,i have readed another one,like that,peharps a little worse (Easy Prey). I'M Just a little bit confusing about the end -------> SPOILER: DON'T READ IF YOU NOT FINISHED THE BOOK

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