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Original Title:	Winter Prey
ISBN:	0425141233 (ISBN13: 9780425141236)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.johnsandford.org/prey05.html
Series:	Lucas Davenport #5
Characters:	Lucas Davenport
Setting:	Wisconsin(United States)

Winter Prey (Lucas Davenport #5)

John Sandford

Paperback | Pages: 400 pages

Rating: 4.26 | 38801 Users | 619 Reviews

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Title	:	Winter Prey (Lucas Davenport #5)
Author	:	John Sandford
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 400 pages
Published	:	March 1st 1994 by Berkley (first published March 24th 1993)
Categories	:	Mystery. Fiction. Thriller. Crime. Mystery Thriller. Detective. Suspense

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Winter Prey is John Sandford's suspense masterpiece!  Following the international success of Shadow Prey and Silent Prey, Winter Prey creates another heart-pounding chapter in the career of Lucas Davenport, the brilliant, hard-bitten detective from the Twin Cities. The Iceman is Lucas Davenport's most determined foe - a serial killer driven to cover his brutal tracks with blood.  Sandford again creates almost unbearable suspense as we wait for the Ice Man's razor-sharp corn knife to strike. Winter Prey unfolds in the cold and driving snow of the north country, the perfect setting for the chilling terror caused by the Ice Man, a killer who knows Lucas' every move - a coldly brilliant madman who can't be stopped.  Turn up the heat and listen as Lucas Davenport faces his most dangerous challenge.

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Ratings: 4.26 From 38801 Users | 619 Reviews

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The weather is brutally cold. Small town life where everyone knows everything about everyone else except one thing that is worth killing over. Lucas isn't too far away & the sheriff calls him in to help figure it out. Quite a good mystery with excellent characters & motivations. It really hung together well.Lucas is a great main character. He's a tough, heroic type, but he's not invulnerable or perfect. He & the other police made some good deductions, but also quite a few that seemed

I can't remember the last time I read this book, but man!!! what a great book!!! This is the one where Lucas get the scar on his neck that your read about later and also where he meets Weather.

8.5The best of this fine series so far. The title is apt, winter really is at the forefront of everything. The chill factor of reading about The Iceman pales in comparison to the chills provided by the ongoing wintry conditions Lucas faces. What really made this one stand apart was the complete shift in direction to the last book where Lucas is now helping a small town hunt down a serial killer and work out who the chuff it is. The added claustrophobia added by the wintry storm gives it a real

It's in the high eighties here this summer, and the best air conditioning is John Sandford's description of a brutal rural Minnesota winter. Once again, Lucas Davenport finds himself shuttled in to consult on a particularly brutal case. This time, it's in a small town where the sheriff is mostly too devout to swear, whispers and rumors can drive a man out of town, and everyone knows everyone else's business... or so they think. It's the worry that everyone knows each other that drives the

Excellent! This is one of Sanford's earlier books (1994) and one of his better ones, I must say. Tense and exciting and we are introduced to "Weather" who will eventually become his wife. Very well-written with lots of Lucas witticisms thrown in.

Finished Winter Prey the first day of summer. Although Davenport is finally able to piece together some aspects of the Iceman he is hunting, the story is a bit atypical for Lucas. That's all I will write without going into spoilers. 7 of 10 stars

The first of Elmore Leonard's famous ten rules for writing is, "Never open a book with weather." In Winter Prey, the fifth book in John Sandford's excellent Prey series, the author ignores the rule and opens the book with a blistering winter storm. Indeed, the severe weather that permeates the novel virtually becomes a character in and of itself, to the point that the reader might well want to be sitting in front of a blazing fire with a snifter of fine Brandy close at hand.The book finds