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 Eyes of Prey - John Sandford
 Eyes of Prey - John Sandford ... of the murderers is insane - he has killed before and is likely to kill again. The case comes to the attention of Lucas Davenport, the explosive, porsche-driving police officer featured in the book Rules of Prey.Newest Review: ... are before they kill again? Regular readers of my books reviews may have noticed that I have read and reviewed many ... more ... Davenport books. This is because they are very well written and have been universally good. What sets the Prey novels apart from other crime books is that they introduce the killer/killers in the prologue and the book is about how Davenport uncovers who they are. John Sandford is incredibly adept at running parallel stories; one of a killer covering their tracks, and one of the police closing on their tail. This structure has led to over ten fantastic books – but ‘Eyes of Prey’ is probably the weakest.
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Eyes of Prey - John Sandford: The Eyes Have It (797 words)
by - written on 15/10/07 (Very useful, 80 readings)
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To what extent could a person function in everyday life if they had a dependency on drink or drugs? You often hear about ER doctors or police officers who become alcoholics due to the time restraints and stresses linked to the job. Could an airline pilot be expected to fly a plane after drinking the night before? These are all perfectly serious things to consider but John Sandford highlights in ‘Eyes of Prey’ whether a serial killer function off his gourd on drugs? Two women are murdered in the same town but there is nothing to link them together. For all intents and purposes these two tragic events should be investigated as two entirely separate cases – ... Read the complete review
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