by John Sandford
Pages: 420
Rating: 4/5
Read: July 1-6, 2008
Challenge: No Challenge; personal read
First Line: An anonymous van, some-kind-of-pale, cruised Summit Avenue, windows dark with the coming night.
When two elderly women are murdered in a wealthy Minneapolis neighborhood, it looks like a random robbery gone wrong with nothing of real value being stolen. But when Lucas Davenport begins to probe the murder he realizes that this was not only not random but things of major value were stolen. As he continues investigating, he sees a pattern emerge and one can only wonder what path it will lead him down….
This book was really, super good! I really enjoyed it. It is fast paced and enjoyable. You know who the killers are early on in the book but it’s an enjoyable ride trying to figure out how Lucas is going to pull it all together. Highly recommended.
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