C. J. Box

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Left Coast Crime 2003
photo by David and Vicki Ball

Homepage : http://www.cjbox.net
Comment: CEO, Rocky Mountain International Corportation [RMI]; Editor-in-Chief, The Real America Guide to the Rocky Mountains.

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    Books In Classes: [Mystery]
    Books In Genres: [Police Procedural] [Thriller] [Government Agency]
    Books In Database: 11

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Three Weeks to Say Goodbye (©2009) 352 pp.
	Mystery Thriller Amazon US HC Amazon Canada HC Author(s): C. J. Box

Below Zero (©2009)
	Mystery Police Procedural Government Agency Amazon US HC Amazon Canada HC Author(s): C. J. Box Series: Joe Pickett # 9

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Three Weeks to Say Goodbye (©2009) 352 pp.
	Mystery Thriller Amazon US HC Amazon Canada HC

	Blue Heaven (©2008) 352 pp.
		Mystery Thriller Amazon US PB Amazon US HC Amazon Canada PB Amazon Canada HC Location: Idaho, USA Winner 2009 Edgar Allan Poe Award (Best Novel of 2008)

Book Series : Joe Pickett

- Game Warden
- Region: Northwest Rural

# 9 Below Zero (©2009)
	Mystery Police Procedural Government Agency Amazon US HC Amazon Canada HC

# 8 Blood Trail (©2008) 320 pp.
	Mystery Police Procedural Government Agency Amazon US PB Amazon US HC Amazon Canada PB Amazon Canada HC

# 7 Free Fire (©2007) 368 pp.
	Mystery Police Procedural Government Agency Amazon US PB Amazon US HC Amazon Canada PB Amazon Canada HC Reviews Available by: [Woodstock - RAM]

# 6 In Plain Sight (©2006) 320 pp.
	Mystery Police Procedural Government Agency Amazon US PB Amazon US HC Amazon Canada PB Amazon Canada HC Reviews Available by: [Woodstock - RAM] [Harriet Klausner]

# 5 Out of Range (©2005) 320 pp.
	Mystery Police Procedural Government Agency Amazon US PB Amazon US HC Amazon Canada PB Amazon Canada HC Reviews Available by: [Harriet Klausner]

# 4 Trophy Hunt (©2004) 400 pp.
	Mystery Police Procedural Government Agency Amazon US PB Amazon US HC Amazon Canada PB Amazon Canada HC Reviews Available by: [Woodstock - RAM] [Harriet Klausner]

# 3 Winterkill (©2003) 400 pp.
	Mystery Police Procedural Government Agency Amazon US PB Amazon US HC Amazon Canada PB Amazon Canada HC Reviews Available by: [Woodstock - RAM] [Harriet Klausner]

# 2 Savage Run (©2002) 288 pp.
	Mystery Police Procedural Government Agency Amazon US PB Amazon US HC Amazon Canada PB Amazon Canada HC Reviews Available by: [Dawn Dowdle] [Harriet Klausner]

# 1 Open Season (©2001) 304 pp.
	Mystery Police Procedural Government Agency Amazon US PB Amazon US HC Amazon Canada PB Amazon Canada HC Reviews Available by: [Dawn Dowdle] [Harriet Klausner] Nominated for 2002 Macavity Award (Best First Novel) Nominated for 2002 Edgar Allan Poe Award (Best First Novel by an American Author) Winner 2002 Barry Award (Best First Novel) Winner 2002 Anthony Award (Best First Mystery) "This book is up for an Edgar this year and wow, I really liked it. I never read anything placed in Wyoming and the premise was far from what I usually seem to read. Read this book. The sense of place and character development are wonderful. I look forward to future books by Mr. Box." - Ellen Garbuny - RAM "Great first novel. Joe Pickett is a game warden in Wyoming and becomes embroiled in the politics of the consequences of "Endangered Species". The story is homey and slow to begin and develop, but ends off with quite exciting wallops. It is a very good first novel. It is very easy for stories with themes on "political" or "agenda" items to get somewhat preachy and taking sides. Though there seemed to be a slant to one side of the issue in this case, it did not get preachy. The focus stayed on what happens to Joe and his family. This is a really good read." - Jeff Kreider - RAM

Mystery Police Procedural Government Agency Amazon US PB Amazon US HC Amazon Canada PB Amazon Canada HC
Reviews Available by: [Dawn Dowdle] [Harriet Klausner]
Nominated for 2002 Macavity Award (Best First Novel)
Nominated for 2002 Edgar Allan Poe Award (Best First Novel by an American Author)
Winner 2002 Barry Award (Best First Novel)
Winner 2002 Anthony Award (Best First Mystery)
"This book is up for an Edgar this year and wow, I really liked it. I never read anything placed in Wyoming and the premise was far from what I usually seem to read. Read this book. The sense of place and character development are wonderful. I look forward to future books by Mr. Box." - Ellen Garbuny - RAM
"Great first novel. Joe Pickett is a game warden in Wyoming and becomes embroiled in the politics of the consequences of "Endangered Species". The story is homey and slow to begin and develop, but ends off with quite exciting wallops. It is a very good first novel. It is very easy for stories with themes on "political" or "agenda" items to get somewhat preachy and taking sides. Though there seemed to be a slant to one side of the issue in this case, it did not get preachy. The focus stayed on what happens to Joe and his family. This is a really good read." - Jeff Kreider - RAM

Convention and Personal Appearances by C. J. Box

Murder and Mayhem in Muskego 5 (2009) 11/14/2009 to 11/14/2009 Location : Muskego Wisconsin USA

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Website: http://www.cjbox.net/
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