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Long Range (Joe Pickett, Bk 20)
Long Range - Joe Pickett, Bk 20
Author: C. J. Box
The wife of a prominent local judge is shot and killed on Wyoming game warden Joe Pickett's turf. But as Joe investigates, all signs point to the shot having been taken from an impossibly long distance. Joe has seen a lot in his time as warden, but he's never seen a killing like this. How could the shooting have been arranged? And who el...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780525538233
ISBN-10: 0525538232
Publication Date: 3/3/2020
Pages: 384
Rating:
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4.2 stars, based on 25 ratings
Publisher: G.P. Putnam's Sons
Book Type: Hardcover
Members Wishing: 1
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reviewed Long Range (Joe Pickett, Bk 20) on + 204 more book reviews
Excellent series
junie avatar reviewed Long Range (Joe Pickett, Bk 20) on + 630 more book reviews
Typical Joe Pickett , a series that consistantly gets better throughout the years. A great family man and Game Warden, who describes Wyoming as a place I would like to visit. His best friend Nate and his falcons are so interesting and now he wants to hire Joe's oldest daughter as his apprentice.

The cunning twists, interesting plot and lots of action make his books hard to put down. Looking forward to the next one.
cyndij avatar reviewed Long Range (Joe Pickett, Bk 20) on + 1032 more book reviews
I zipped right through this newest Joe Pickett novel. Almost all the usual charactes are there, along with a couple new ones I expect we'll see again. I always like when Joe and Nate work together, and Marybeth doing investigations behind the front line is even better. Lots of action, couple of really bad guys, that's all good. The sniper bit at the beginning was very cool, the gun talk also cool. But it's best to get caught up in the action and not dwell on the details because if you start thinking about it there are an awful lot of unbelievable moments, and I'm not just talking about the plot (still can't figure out what the grizzly subplot was about). Box does wrap it up in a massive hurry right at the end. Enjoy it as escapist fare.


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