Lethal Prey

(Lucas Davenport # 35)

By John Sandford 

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.5

I have been reading the Lucas Davenport series since I was in high school. The series actually started in 1989, but I think my Grandpa was the one who gave me my first Prey book in 2000 or so. 

As an adult, I went back to the beginning and read all the books. Over the last 10 years, I have devoured the new books on or near their release day. 

Lethal Prey was no different in that regard. 

But it was a refreshing divergence from ‘typical’ Lucas Davenport books. In this installment, he is joined by Virgil ‘Fkin Flowers’ who used to make a regular appearance in his novels, but has since cultivated his own spinoff series. 

There were no shootouts and no life-threatening injuries to Lucas. There was also no resolution at the end of the book. 

I really enjoyed this installment. I love what the series means to me, personally and I love that John Sandford keeps writing them.