Masked Prey by John Sandford
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I’ll admit that it took me a good 100 pages to get into this book, in fact, I thought it might be my first “Prey” DNF. As always, the opening chapter hooked me, but then things slowed down or maybe there were too many threads that didn’t seem to sew together, Davenport seems plopped in for no good reason, and I found myself losing interest. Enter Bob and Rae and it’s as if Davenport comes alive. The rest of the book is typical Sandford, fast paced and fun to read, with enough twists and turns to keep you guessing, though at times the signature snappy banter seemed a bit forced. Not my favorite Prey novel, but still an enjoyable escape into the world of Lucas Davenport.