Ocean Prey: 31 (A Prey Novel)

The characters have style, can't deny that. But it's predictable, and only gets exciting when you near the ending.This is just what I think, considering that I am not much used to this genre.

Excellent read, fast paced, thrilling twist and turns.

I’ve never read a better Davenport/Flowers novel and, believe me, I’ve read a bunch. Kudos to John Sandford… keep ’em rolling good sir!!!

I’ve never read a bad John Sandford book. He’s an excellent writer, his stories are a mixture of humour, drama and sometimes sadness but always superb. Can’t get enough of him.Keep them coming Mr Sandford.

I'm happy to report that the quality of the book is up to par and one does not have to read it just for old times sake but can actually enjoy the tale. There's just one flaw in the logic and it's forgivable as it makes for a better ending. Otherwise the pieces all fit together, the story is interesting and complex enough to entertain. The language is still that great combination of precise and bold with little easter eggs thrown in from time to time to make the reader smile. So I'm more than OK with this issue and looking forward to the next one.

Davenport AND Flowers, together!! Had to happen, didn't it?! :-) Great story, well written and bowls along at a great pace: what's not to like?!I would like to know just how Mr Sandford has kept the quality of his writing so high over such a long time, and over so many novels?! Just astonishing...