Lethal Prey
Then and now?
“We never would have caught him without the video. He was identified by his mom, who saw him on TV.” Page 19.
Whose mom gives them away like that? (Hi Mom.)
Lethal Prey
The characters, Lucas Davenport and Virgil Flowers, are at it again.
They face off against a cold case, a serial killer of sorts. Equal rights; equal time.
Springtime in Minnesota?
Always wins me over:
“They had the satellite radio tuned to an Americana station, playing low, and Ray Wylie Hubbard came on, singing “Drunken Poet’s Dream.” Virgil turned up the sound and sang along for a couple of verses in a grainy baritone.” Page 191.
But at that point, I thought the killer might win.
That was fun. A welcome addition to the series.
