Chosen Prey

De: John Sandford

Narrado por: Eric Conger

A New York Times bestseller!

Lucas Davenport returns in the most harrowing and unexpected Prey novel yet—the story of a congenial man, and his most uncongenial obsession...

Art history professor James Qatar’s hobby was taking secret photographs of women. At night when he was all alone he’d dream about them and indulge his fantasies. Then one day his fantasy went too far. Now it’s Qatar’s turn to become an obsession—of Davenport’s. And for both men there’s no turning back.

©2001 John Sandford; (P)2001 Putnam Berkely Audio, a member of Penguin Putnam Inc.

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Praise for John Sandford’s Prey Novels

“Relentlessly swift...genuinely suspenseful...excellent.”—Los Angeles Times

“Sandford is a writer in control of his craft.”—Chicago Sun-Times

“Excellent...compelling...everything works.”—USA Today

“Grip-you-by-the-throat thrills...a hell of a ride.”—Houston Chronicle

“Crackling, page-turning tension...great scary fun.”—The New York Daily News

“Enough pulse-pounding, page-turning excitement to keep you up way past bedtime.”—Minneapolis Star Tribune

“One of the most engaging characters in contemporary fiction.”—Detroit News

“Positively chilling.”—St. Petersburg Times

“Just right for fans of The Silence of the Lambs.”—Booklist

“One of the most horrible villains this side of Hannibal.”—Richmond Times-Dispatch

“Ice-pick chills...excruciatingly tense...a double-pumped roundhouse of a thriller.”—Kirkus Reviews

The music is silly

I love John Sandford novels, especially Lucas Davenport and his crew. I was really looking forward to listening to this. So I start and there's this noir music as a production value. It was cheesy and weird. I'm really glad it's the only audible that I have listened to with the music. It's pretty lame and takes away from Richard Ferrone who is fantastic.

Kept me interested but...

Im just not fond of the constant sex scenes. Could have done without or just once or twice.

Good book, Great Performance

I enjoy John Stanford books to varying degrees none less than good with many being great. I would say this one was somewhere between good and great. Eric Conger can make a good book great he is probably my favorite reader. Have him read a John Stanford book about Virgil Flowers and you have a winner.

Author is just throwing a book out there to make a deadline

I’ve enjoyed the Lucas Davenport books up to this point, well worth the money, this book is obviously thrown out there and is relying on the previous books for people to buy it. Very disappointing because it wasn’t thought out and simple, time to find a new author