Very realistic in today’s society of fear and rebellion. Very interesting read of government authority during a national crises and just how sick and mental some people get they believe they are helping the world by killing humans.

A struggle to read, seems a half effort.

This seemed like a phone it in. Reminds me of what happened to Stuart woods. Dialog is just he said, she, said, she said with no thought. Like letty previous but her character wasn’t good in this one. Too many other characters with no real point for them in the story.

5 Stars. I heard a bunch of bad things about this one and for me, they were wrong. People don’t like Letty. I do. My guess is the subject matter bothered some people’s politics, which is nothing new in this wonderful world we find ourselves living in today. For me, it was frightening and all too realistic. I truly hope that it doesn’t play out in my lifetime but I’m not holding my breath given recent events. I like Letty. She’s definitely her father’s daughter and I welcome more books with her if Sanford wants to give them to us. The Prey novels will always be in my top ten series, probably towards the top.

Having just spent the summer in Taos, Santa Fe and Albuquerque, I particularly enjoyed the book. The details about each city, the airports, highways, people and culture were spot on. Nice mix of roles for Letty and Lucas.

Before I read Toxic Prey, I went back and reread every Prey book, every Virgil book and the two Letty books. I truly love these books and feel that Toxic Prey was just wonderful—if not quite scary.

Great plot. Even better pacing.

Chilling! Scary! Way too real.

Great read!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Lots of drama but it takes forever to get to the end. It was written on how many words could be put in book.