Stone Cold by C. J. Box - 384 pages
Joe Pickett Series Book 14
Joe has his old job back as a game warden in Wyoming but it comes with the catch that he is at the beck and call of the Governor for an special troubleshooting duties as needed. A disturbing pattern of deaths leads Joe into an investigation in a remote county with a wide ranging web of corruption. This book features Joe's friend and federal fugitive Nate Romanowski which always makes for a more interesting story.
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Thursday, April 10, 2014
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Breaking Point by C.J. Box
Breaking Point by C.J. Box - 384 Pages
"A Joe Pickett Novel"
Wyoming Game Warden Joe Pickett is on routine patrol when he runs into his neighbor Butch Roberson who is out hunting. Only later does Joe find out that Butch is a suspect in the death of two EPA agents and the subject of a manhunt. Most of the following narrative is a chase scene through the back country. Box's visual descriptions are stunning as always and the trip down the river is especially memorable. There is a strong anti-government regulation agenda in the book that does slightly overwhelm the plot at points.
"A Joe Pickett Novel"
Wyoming Game Warden Joe Pickett is on routine patrol when he runs into his neighbor Butch Roberson who is out hunting. Only later does Joe find out that Butch is a suspect in the death of two EPA agents and the subject of a manhunt. Most of the following narrative is a chase scene through the back country. Box's visual descriptions are stunning as always and the trip down the river is especially memorable. There is a strong anti-government regulation agenda in the book that does slightly overwhelm the plot at points.
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Force of Nature by C.J. Box
Force of Nature - C.J. Box, 385 pages
In the latest Joe Pickett mystery, Joe is actually more of a supporting character. Joe's friend, the outlaw Nate Romanowski, takes center stage and we actually get to know his troubled past while serving in the Special Forces. Box captures the sense of place so well in his books that you can feel the wind through the trees and just see the open canyons of Wyoming. Nature is as strong of a character as any of the people in the story. This book will be best if you read the earlier books in the series.
In the latest Joe Pickett mystery, Joe is actually more of a supporting character. Joe's friend, the outlaw Nate Romanowski, takes center stage and we actually get to know his troubled past while serving in the Special Forces. Box captures the sense of place so well in his books that you can feel the wind through the trees and just see the open canyons of Wyoming. Nature is as strong of a character as any of the people in the story. This book will be best if you read the earlier books in the series.
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