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 Easy Prey - John Sandford
 Easy Prey - John Sandford ... media firestorm that's demanding action from Lucas Davenport. One of his own men is a suspect in her murder. But when a series of bizarre, seemingly unrelated slayings rock the city, Davenport suspects a connection that runs deeper than anyone had imagined - one that leads to an ingenious killer more ruthless than anyone had feared.Newest Review: ... crammed into the closet. Within hours there is a media frenzy as every reporter looks for the inside scoop. There is only ... more ... one man in the area who is trained to deal with such a high profile case and that is the enigmatic Lucas Davenport. Davenport must balance the case against the interests of the press and things don’t get any easier when it appears that someone is killing potential suspects. He has only a few days to wrap this case up before the press hang him out to dry.
There is no denying that the ‘Prey’ series is a great set of books and that Davenport is one of my favourite characters of all times. Each novel introduces us to a...more |
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Easy Prey - John Sandford: Easy Preyzy Lemon Squeezy (787 words)
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There is more fascination with fame than every before in today’s gossip hungry society. It seems to have reached almost religious proportions with the amount of revenue and interest generated for, what for a large part, are talentless people. One area that the recent imprisonment of Paris Hilton and other high profile cases, such as OJ Simpson, have shown is that mixing fame and crime together is a potent mix. If a famous person is murdered or accused of murder the case will fill more column inches that an earthquake in India or a famine in Africa. We know how people in the media react to a juicy case, but how do the police handle it? John Sandford explores this in ... Read the complete review
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