This is a typical John Sandford Lucas Davenport story - well-written and engaging. One thing I always enjoy about Sandford's books is that he lets the reader know what is happening before the characters in the story do. Rather than detracting from the suspense, this adds to it. The suspense comes from not knowing how Davenport and the other characters are going to react and what twists the story is going to take. With Davenport and all his family and cohorts (including Virgil Flowers in a parallel plot), Mexican drug people and police, and atypical bank robbers, there are constant twists and turns that hold the reader's interest.The very end takes an interesting, unexpected turn.
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