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title: "Wolf Pack (A Joe Pickett Novel)"
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# Wolf Pack (A Joe Pickett Novel)

**Brand:** c. j. box
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Wolf Pack
  

*by E***D on Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2024*

Wow!!!!!!This is the best of the 19 Novels so far. I don’t recall a better series I read that had this much suspense!!!The Characters in the Novel could each be a separate lead character in their own series.Can’t wait to begin # 20Edwin Lloyd

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Lucy
  

*by K***R on Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2024*

Another barn burner that kept me up at night. A great plot and very interesting story. Can’t wait for book 20.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Hey Box, the bad guys are the WP, not the FBI
  

*by K***U on Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2019*

Why did I decide to tread “Wolf Pack” (WP) by C J Box?  It’s the 19th in his series on Wyoming Wild game warden Joe Pickett, I had read the first in the series and reviewed if favorably back in 2002, and hadn’t read another since.  I usually read a lot of crime fiction, bios, and history and was looking for something different.  I love the West (reside on the East Coast), but in my humble opinion the pickin’s are slim in terms of modern day writing talent.Though I rate WP a 4 on Amazon I think that’s a bit inflated and I will score a 3 ½ on LibraryThing.  WP has a lot of very strong positives, but also some negatives that really turned me off.  So, much like the scenery of Wyoming, a lot of peaks and valleys.  Let’s start with the pluses.  A lot of good description of the background with real name places, locales you can look up on Bing and Google Maps and explore yourself a bit even if you’re 2000 miles away.  A very good plot.  A mysterious family has settled in the area, bringing with them a rather extraordinary level of security.  Most readers will tumble to the reason why faster than any of the good guys in WP though.  Some interesting scenes involving drones and what they can do to/for wildlife.  A very interesting cast of bad guys, very credible, horrifying.  An excellent climax, really well done.  The tension amps up very nicely throughout the second half of the book, and the extended climax is one of the few I have read that is not dragged down by a series on mini climaxes.  Sounds like 5 stars so far, even as I write this, but….One of the problems I have with a setting like this one can best be illustrated by some of the very popular BBC mysteries we are blessed with.  A current favorite of my household is Midsomer Murders. Great stories every week, typically 3-4 victims in every 90 minute show.  The problem is that the setting is a village somewhere or the other in England where everyone knows each other, patronizes each other’s businesses, and kills each other.  If anyone were keeping a tab, I think the whole town would be gone by season 3 or so, much like Christie’s “10 Little Indians”, perhaps redone as “200 Little Brits”.  Ok, so you have to suspend reality a bit, I get that, but still.  Secondly, I’m not crazy about Joe, he sorta comes in a plain vanilla wrapper, but when you open the package, what’s inside is plain vanilla.  Joe seems best in this story at just keeping out of the way.  Sorry, but I prefer heroes.  My third and last knock is a bit political, and upfront I must say I have no idea of the author’s politics nor his intent here, I can only comment on my reaction.  There are two FBI characters  (and later a third but to a lesser degree) in WP that are over the top.  Obnoxious, pushy, bullying, lying, intimidating, entrapping, non-cooperative, unprincipled, and ten more such adjectives.  I understand that polls will tell you that many US citizens have that perception of the FBI, particularly in red states.  There is a bit of a defense of the two characters approach offered by others but its lame.  I am sure there are some that would suggest the author might be pandering to his audience, or in his defense is only re-emphasizing locals’ views of Federal Government in general.  My bottomline is that I thought it was a poor decision to do this now,  given all the internal attacks on our intelligence services over the past two years.

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