Endangered

thanks.

Joe picket walking a fine line between legal & not makes him an understated hero as always when his family is concerned best stay out of the way

I disliked the ending many improbable plots: killing of grouse for romance, Brenda's and Dallas' over reaction to slapping April. How did Nate know Timber was going to enter April's room at the exact time? Not believable.Also, how did Nate and Liv communicate just hours after her escape and debriefing...not believable . Disappointing ending. However, up to that point, interesting read.

This is very much like the other Joe Pickett books. Great plot, our favorite characters and fantastic pacing. Feeling that Wyoming wind in my face as I read.These are not gentle yarns like Craig Johnson writes. Don’t get attached to any of the minor characters. They may not be among the living at the end of the novel. And the gritty realism extends to the animals in the books which some folks such as myself would rather not think about. What we do have is a strong, close knit family that expresses the values that I grew up with 70 plus years ago.But Marybeth Pickett is a saint for putting up with Joe continually placing himself in danger as he carries out his duties as a Wyoming game warden.

Never get tired of Joe Pickett and his crazy adventures. Great read with some new surprises. On to the next book