Title: Taken With a Grain of Salt, It's An Enjoyable Thriller
Product review: There are a few places where this John Sandford thriller begs credulity, but all in all, I found it a good thriller. I haven't read all the Lucas Davenport books, but the few I have read have engrossed me. This is no exception. Davenport always rings true as a character and in this book I also found the two prime women characters -- the hotshot lawyer and the unerring hitlady -- very well done, if somewhat unbelieveable. The book proceeds at a fever pace and once you start, abandon all hopes of doing anything else. I guess that's why Sandford is in the major league of popular market authors. He belongs there.
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