No. 13), Mortal Prey (Lucas Davenport

This book brings back Clara Rinker and closes loose ends from a previous book. I loved it and was kind of sorry for Clara. John Standford did it again, great book with real suspense and what is going to happen next questions to be answered.

John Sanford does it again!!! I love how he builds the characters and plot. I can never anticipate what's going to happen unlike most books that I read. All of his books have a great sense of humor too.

This book picks up where Sandford's "Certain Prey" left off with the assassin on the run Clara Rinker. Nicely paced and a good sense of urgency and frustration, a theme of loss is will illustrated on both sides of the equation. A good read to the last pages.

Mortal Prey delivers from both sides ! Davenport follows up on Clara Rinker's vengeful exploits in St. Louis. The reader will not be disappointed in this hunter chasing the hunter addition to the acclaimed Prey series.

A high powered rifle slug reintroduces Prey readers to Clara Rinker, the female assasin introduced a few books back. Only now she's after revenge and there isn't enough cover in St. Louis to protect the local mob from her. Sanford has enough tricks up his sleeve to make it seem as if nobody can get through the body guards and security the old Capos have arranged, but readers have leaned to know better. Another superb effort in a great series...