Showing posts with label CJ Box. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CJ Box. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 01, 2021

April's Books


 

 

Wyoming game warden Joe Pickett is forced by the governor to take a Silicon Valley billionaire, known as Steve-2, on an elk hunt in the wilderness. Steve-2 brings along a bodyguard, an assistant to chronicle the adventure, and far too much gear. But their party is ambushed by a disgruntled father, who blames his daughter's death o the social media app Steve-2 runs. A subplot involves the theft of endangered hawks and falcons.

Suspense, action, interesting characters, and a page-turning plot set in the Wyoming wilderness add  up to a great read.

 

 Shucked Apart by Barbara Ross

Beyond Eden by Catherine Coulter

The Diva Spices it Up by Krista Davis

Springfield Confidential by Mike Reiss

Penne Dreadful by Catherine Bruns

Geared for the Grave by Duffy Brown 

Murder on Cape Cod by Maddie Day

Dark Sky by CJ Box

The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman

No Filter by Heather Gilbert

Little Grey Cells by Leann Betts

Happy Deadly New Year by Polly Holmes

Braking for Bodies by Duffy Brown

Pigs of Paradise by TR Todd


Wednesday, November 11, 2020

Long Range by C.J. Box

 

Long Range by CJ Box

Wyoming game warden Joe Pickett joins the rescue a victim of a grizzly bear attack. Something seems off about the survivor’s story, but before Joe can investigate, he is pulled away to another crime. Someone has taken a shot at a local judge, but missed and hit his wife. The shot came from an amazingly long distance, and Joe is counted on for his expertise with long range guns and shooters.

Joe’s friend, falconer Nate Romanowski, falls under suspicion. He has the skills and there is no love lost between Nate and the law enforcement community. But Nate now has a wife and baby, and has no reason to kill the judge. Joe races to discover the real shooter and solve the problem with the grizzly encounter.

Awe inspiring setting, masterful plot, and characters that leap off the page. Box never fails to engage and entertain.