Did not see that coming in any shape or form

I liked the whole book, especially the music industry angle, but it was worth reading simply for the last two sentences.

Had it pegged abt 200 pages in but a good read. Funny but sensitive-like Flowers himself

I love nearly all John Sandford’s books featuring the characters Lucas and Virgil. This was just not compelling in any way. I finished it because I had purchased the hardback, but really basically boring.

Yachts

Virgil's brain is scrambled by sex fantasies in this thin plot. I knew whodunit before page 50.

Fasten your seltbelt and Enjoy the ride.

After reading a positive review, I decided to give this book (and the author) a try. I found the prose clumbsy, the story only somewhat interesting, and contrary to the review, lacking in humor.

I really enjoyed this book, would highly recommend

Loved it... Virgil Flowers is a great character .

I really enjoyed the Kidd series and of course I enjoyed the Prey series, (for awhile) then I got tired of Davenport having bad days when the Porsche needed a tuneup. It was like John Sanford was righting for the wealthy one percent. Now with the Virgil Flowers books I can identify with the characters again, the humor is perfect the story lines are Sanford at his all time best. Let's hope Virgil sticks around for awhile.

I read all of the Prey novels. I enjoyed them a lot but quite frankly, had started to get a bit bored of Davenport. Branching off with Virgil Flowers was a great idea at this point in the series. A mention or brush with Davenport is fine with me, or even with Davenport as a minor character, which this book does. If you read all the Prey novels, you'll surely enjoy Sandford's fresh direction with Rough Country.

Strong book in the prey fashion with another great lead character in Virgil Flowers. Action plus common sense investigation makes this a solid read.