First (and only) book I have read in the "Prey" series. It was "okay". Author seems to assume you have read previous books in the series, and mentions past happenings that you figure have occurred in other novels. The problem is, he mentions them as though you already KNOW about them, so his detail around them is too thin to seamlessly integrate them into the present story. Other authors do a better job at this, in their series books, where each can stand on its own.
This book had so many characters it was hard to keep track of them, and his character development is only Fair. When he brings back a set of characters toward the end of the book to bring the story to the finale, I was left wondering "who were these people and when did they occur in THIS story?"
This book had so many characters it was hard to keep track of them, and his character development is only Fair. When he brings back a set of characters toward the end of the book to bring the story to the finale, I was left wondering "who were these people and when did they occur in THIS story?"
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