Rules of Prey

Great narrator and good book. I'll definitely be checking out the rest of his books.

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love the Davenport personality the narrator has me hooked...I could never hear Lucas with a different voice.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful.

Great job with this book. Made me feel like I was right there with Lucas chasing the Mad Dod.

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OK story. Sounded like good police work! Th Narrator was very good

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Excellent book!

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John Sandford w out a doubt is one of my favorites. b

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I found this book very engaging. I listen to books on CD while I walk my dog and do my daily power walking. With some cd's I find my mind wandering, but not with Rules of Prey. It was a great listen.

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I didn't like the reader and that probably biased my opinion of the entire story. However, the "game" in the story was not complex, intelligent, intriguing enough to keep a lot of interest. I didn't identify with or care about the characters.

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Narration was good but I didn't enjoy the story so much. Simply too implausible. Not going to be reading another one in the series.

I always find John Sandford full of intrigue. Interesting listen with moral dilemma

Slow to start but loved it and started the next one. Narrater was great!

far to much foul language

Very good story, well narrated

Great story; great narration. Too bad the recording skipped many times throughout.

Really enjoyed this book. I downloaded the next in the series before I finished the first. The lead Lucas is a bit of a cad but you can’t help liking him. He doesn’t play by the book which I like. Great characters and storyline. Nicely narrated. The only thing I’d change in the narration is how slow the women talk, it makes them sound dumb when they are strong women.

Gives us a further glimpse into Davenport's progression when he was still a cop and before he had further moved up the food chain. More of an edge to the way he handles people - both informants and women in his life. Shows more of an ability to play cut-throat when the stakes are high. For those who enjoy this character, this book fills in a few cracks in his later development.

Great listen. It was written quite a while ago, before the common use of cell phones but if you can overlook the out of date technology, the story is great. Keeps moving and was totally enjoyable.

I have been a John Sanford fan for years and this is one of the best Lucas Davenport novels I have ever listened to. The fact that this book was written in 1989 and just recently recorded gives us a great view of Davenport in his earlier days. I thoroughly enjoyed it.