Prey · Book 12

Chosen Prey

Published
1 January 2001
Pages
370
ISBN-13
9780399147586
Type
novel
Cover of Chosen Prey

About this book

Chosen Prey (2001, 370 pages) is the twelfth Prey novel, following Lucas Davenport's willingness to bend the rules against an antagonist whose psychology Sandford dramatizes as fully as the investigation itself, part of a series John Camp has written under the Sandford pen name at roughly a book a year since 1989.

Key facts about Chosen Prey

Chosen Prey is a novel by John Sandford. Readers have had it since 2001. It runs to 370 pages.

Our list holds 3 editions of Chosen Prey. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780399147586 to find the main one.

Chosen Prey is book 12 of 36 in the Prey series. The series has 36 published books. However, the series starts with Rules of Prey (1989). Revenge Prey is the latest book in the series with a full release date, out on 7 April 2026.

Additionally, John Sandford writes Kidd, Virgil Flowers and Letty Davenport as separate series. Those series sit on our thriller shelf. Meanwhile, Revenge Prey is the latest published John Sandford book on file, from 7 April 2026.

About John Sandford

John Sandford is the pen name of John Roswell Camp, an American novelist and Pulitzer Prize-winning former journalist best known for the long-running Prey series featuring Minnesota investigator Lucas Davenport. Beginning with Rules of Prey in 1989, the series follows Davenport from a state investigator who moonlights as a video-game designer to a senior officer with the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, tracking killers across dozens of increasingly character-driven thrillers. See every John Sandford book in order.

Its place in Prey

Chosen Prey is book 12 in the Prey series. It follows Easy Prey. It is followed by Mortal Prey. See the full Prey reading order.

The Prey novels follow Lucas Davenport, a wealthy, short-fused Minneapolis cop (later a Minnesota state investigator, then a U.S. Marshal) who hunts serial killers, political conspirators and organized predators using unconventional methods and a willingness to bend or break the rules when the law can't stop someone who deserves to be stopped. John Sandford (the pen name of journalist John Camp) alternates the story between Davenport's investigation and the killer's point of view, so most books are as much a…

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