What Lucas would feel, instead, would be a murderous anger, an iceberg of hate. He would kill anyone who hurt Weather, Sam, or Letty. He'd be cold about it, he'd plan it, but the anger would never go away, and sooner or later, he would find them and kill them.
In "Invisible Prey" by John Sandford, Lucas is portrayed as a character driven by a profound anger that simmers beneath the surface. This anger is not just a fleeting emotion; it transforms into a deep-seated hatred, particularly towards those who threaten his loved ones, namely Weather, Sam, and Letty.
His thoughts of vengeance are chilling and calculated. Lucas envisions himself coldly planning the demise of anyone who poses a threat, suggesting...
