Concrete Jungle is one of the longer Predator books, which means it takes a while to really get going, but that gives you the time to really get to know the characters and the town they live in (New York). The descriptive work is brilliant, being detailed but not bogging down the story. And when the action scenes do come, they're superb. The best bits are a fight in an old apartment block between the lead character, Schaefer, and one of the Predators, a night-fight between the two again in Central America, a huge shootout in a drug lord's mansion and the climax between the NYPD, army and the whole compliment of a Predator warship. The writer seems to really understand the Predators and how they act, which adds an extra element to the story. Plus, the way New York is described it really feels like you're there, like you can smell the steam from the storm drains, feel the patter of rain on your head and shoulders, and the quiet deliberate steps of the Predator hunting you. Maybe it isn't as good when compared to the original, but Concrete Jungle is more in the style of Predator 2, so if you like that, and I do, then this is the one for you. A great read and a great addition to the series.