With the help
of the Joe Pickett’s old pal, the ex-governor of Wyoming as his attorney, Joe
manages to get his old job back as game warden as well as a new state owned
home and yet another new pickup truck as part of the settlement.
Back at work,
Joe receives a tip from the game warden in the adjacent district that a
reclusive drone hobbyist is spooking the wildlife then photographing the deadly
results. The hobbyist happens to be the
father of Lucy’s boyfriend. Lucy is Joe’s
youngest daughter and last one still living at home. The drone hobbyist, Joe quickly learns is
also of great interest to and under protection of the Federal government. To Joe the Witness Protection Program does
not excuse abusing wildlife on his turf. He calls on his buddy Nate Rowanowski to ground
the drones using his falcons. But Joe’s persistence
in squelching the drones draws him into a treacherous plot by a band of
assassins known as the Wolf Pack whose mission is to eliminate the protected
witness and everyone who knows him… everyone.
Box once
again combines current issues in modern day Wyoming with the moral code and tenacity
of a lone game warden to thoroughly entertain… one of his best.
Thanks to
NetGalley for the advance look.
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