The story is always good, but this one was very sad. It rang true, unfortunately. There is still violence in these stories, and it is getting to be too much for me. I understood it but I didn’t like seeing Joe’s character become darker. And I know it is a little thing, but I wish Joe had just thought Lucy looked cute in her fancy clothes and was happy she was having fun with her grandmother instead of thinking it was stupid. I don’t like the mother- in law , but it would have been a nice gesture for his girlie girl child. And why does the career woman have to be cartoonishly crazy and evil? The only exemplary woman of note in these stories gave up on her initial dreams to fit into a man’s dream. Saying that, I still like Joe but the violence is getting worse and I think this will be the last story for me.

Wyoming game warden Joe Pickett had arrested Lamar Gardiner the district supervisor for the Twelve Sleep National Forest for firing into a herd of elk killing seven.He had escaped custody from Joe’s vehicle and had run into the forest. Joe finds him pinned Ito a tree with two arrows that had passed through his body and were now embedded into the tree.What then ensues is a tale of corruption, and heartbreak. An excellent read, my highest recommendation.Enjoyed immensely!!

As typical Joe Pickett keeps your attention through out, story line is great and unpredictable. Great book.

I like the rough takedown of the corrupt federal bureaucracy that is the backdrop for the plot. Feels like the author really knows how dumb and dangerous the Feds can be when they have internal agendas driving policies they implement. Great read…

Always a great read

I really enjoyed it. Interesting till the end

Best in the series so far. Couldn’t put it down.

Such a captivating series! I love the west but had no real interest in reading about it until now. Typically a historical fiction reader, this is a welcomed change! Just can't put this series down!

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Totally enjoyed this story front to back. I especially enjoy the way you weave facts about the animals/ birds within the adstory. Can't ewait to read your next one!