Kept the action and story going.

This book drew me in and would not let go. I hated for it to end.

Typical of Sandford—Absolutely fantastic!

The most boring book of all the “Prey” books. It started out interesting then all it was for the next 250 pages.....cornered the bad guys, had a shootout and lost them, followed by cornered the bad guys, had shootout then lost them, followed by cornered the bad guys, had a shootout then lost them. At page 323 I finally just skipped to the end.

Not sure how it’s earned 4 stars. I’ve read most of John Sandford’s books and they’ve all been decent to good and I always look forward to the next one. This one, however, has no redeeming qualities. Was it really written by Sandford or one of his children? This is not a book written by a seasoned, experienced, talented writer. The characters are supposed to be la-creme-de-la-creme in their fields, yet they were presented as bumbling fools with mistakes at every turn. It was so bad that I was having secondhand embarrassment for FICTIONAL characters. And at the risk of providing spoilers, some non-consensual sexual acts were just gratuitous, overly graphic and unnecessary to the plot. Possibly worst book I’ve read in a long time.

This is my first review of a John Sanford book. I gave this 5 stars even though this was not my favorite of his books. I just felt there were too many mishaps. I love the characters of Lucas Davenport and Virgil Flowers. Can’t wait until a new one of these books come out. I just had a hard time getting into Neon Prey. Considering the way this one ended I’m looking forward to the next one.

Never thought I’d rate a John Sandford book this low. He seems to have joined the James Patterson club that throws together a bunch of scenes and then puts them into book form whether they make sense or not. Particularly shameful are the nonchalant inclusion of rape scenes that seem incidental and that are quickly glossed over, only to have the victim killed by a female who does so totally out of character! Shame, shame, shame on Mr. Sandford! I know I’m only one reader, but I’ve read my last “Prey” book.

Read them all but found this to be pretty dull.

It is time for Lucas to retire, I have read all the Prey Books, they are now silly and sophomoric. Won’t read another, such a waste of my time.

Loved it

Snooze

Great!

I think I’ve read every book in this series the Davenport and the flowers books, I have to say that they just don’t seem as good anymore

Enjoyable as always, however, the formatting of this iBook was horrible! Several times, sections of the book were repeated. You would turn the page only to find a blank page for no reason. Four typos and misspellings, that I noticed. Very disappointing for the price.

I exhausted my list of superlatives on John Sanford books. I swear each one is the best ever, only to amend that when the next is released.

Well paced read. Lots of excitement and one unpunished character to haunt Davenport. Enjoyed the tidbits about Lucas’ kids. Wish the author would develop Weather’s character more.

It’s trash

Snappy dialogue with plenty of dry wit. Nice action. Solid plot. Everything you expect from this excellent author.

After something like 40 books between the Prey and Flowers series, I'm always thinking that there's not going to be a unique storyline or that I'm going to be sucked into the book like I've been in the past. I was so wrong about that. This is my favorite Davenport book yet! There's so much suspense. I was, at times, literally on the edge of my seat. In true Lucas fashion, there were plenty of times that I was laughing and I even shed a tear or two. I'm already hype by the next book in this series. I can't wait to see what shenanigans this crew gets up to next.