This fits nicely in the Prey collection. It could have taken a darker turn into Davenport's mental state after a tragedy, but Sandford avoids that in this novel and keeps the action moving pretty quickly.

I like how Davenport's scope has expanded over the series. He's no longer satisfied with one bad guy doing horrible things. He's out to get everything connected to that horrible thing.

The addition of Flowers gives this story some great humor, and now I'll have to read that series.