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Just finished the latest Pickett novel. Isn't he a game warden? Get back to his character roots! I am also getting tired of the overbearing anti-government sentiment in his last few books. It is on the news, t.v., social media, etc. all day and everyday! I like reading books to get away from all that crap. I was really hopeful with this book that I would read about the "old" Joe. Not so much.

Without divulging the ending I will just say this...... really?..... that is the best you have for us? The book felt rushed, Joe is an idiot, the State of Wyoming is after him again, Game and Fish is the worst place to work, Governor sucks, the governors henchman is even dumber than Joe, dual competing plots with a very loosely tied together idea at the very end, etc...... I could go on and on why I didn't like it. I am a Box fan, have read every book he has authored and this is the one time I have been forced to write a review. I am not a Literature or English major and never confess to be nor any type of a critic or expert but, I am disappointed that I spent my money on this book, which I rarely feel this way.


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The Disappeared A Joe Pickett Novel Book 18 eBook C J Box Reviews

Great book but for the price it could be a couple chapters longer and finish the story instead of leaving you hanging. It's so long between books that it's hard to remember how the last one ended. I like this series alot so am disappointed with how this story ended so abruptly.
I love the Joe Pickett and Nate series. I have them all on audible and I got this one the day it was released. Now that I listened to it, I wonder why I was in such a hurry.

The story line of Joe being abused by the gov't, ( verbally at least) is getting old for me. I liked the earlier books, more action and not two plots in one book. I will buy the next one if it is a finishing sequel, because Missy needs to be gone permanently and the ending to this one left me wondering what the heck?????????

I know Joe can't be as dumb as he appears in this book. Give Joe and Nate back to their roots for a couple of books at least.
I've been a fan of C. J. Box's Joe Pickett novels for many years. This is the first time Box has let me down. First of all, this novel just kind of goes through the motions. It drags in some places and exceeds the speed limit in others.. He's clueless until his friend Nate arrives. Secondly, and what I really hate about this book is that Box seems to have jumped enthusiastically on a new trend in publishing. With this book you find out most of what was going on but you don't find out how things are finally going to work out. For that, you will have to wait for the next novel. there are just too many loose ends lying around for the ending to be satisfactory.
I’m a huge fan of C.J. Box and his valiant Wyoming game warden, Joe Picket. But it’s been a while since I’ve read one of his books. You know how it is, once you’re caught up with all the books in a series you have to wait until the next one comes out and the before you know it, you’re binge reading Longmire or Charles Lenox mysteries, or maybe rereading Pride and Prejudice or Ender’s Game. So many books, so little time. Anyway, Box doesn’t ‘put out’ at the speed of some authors, but the payoff is worth the wait and that's definitely the case in The Disappeared.

If you’ve been following Joe’s adventures you’ve been through many anxious moments for him, his family, and his best friend, sometime fugitive from the law, (former special forces, master falconer, zen master? What can this guy not do??) Nate Romanowski.

Readers will be thrilled to hear Nate is back in this book. While each installment in this series is great...it never feels quite whole without Nate. He made a promise long ago to protect Joe and his family and, as readers know, for Nate, a promise never grows old.

This time the new Govenor has sent Joe on a mission to find a missing British woman, despite previous attempts by federal agencies that were mysteriously and prematurely terminated. There’s a missing game warden too, and some frustrated falconers. Oh, and a really nasty guy who seems to always be on the fringes of whatever goes wrong. Wait! Don’t forget the local logging company’s burner that’s supposed to be burning up the day’s sawdust...but it smells like more than sawdust to a meddlesome little old lady.

Why send a game warden? And who hates Joe enough to want to destroy him? Think back, fans of the series...you know who, but it will become clear soon enough.

The only upside is the location, a very high-end dude ranch where Joe’s oldest daughter, Sheridan, happens to work, and where she’s become very fond of a fellow wrangler. Sheridan, as we’ve seen before, is cast in a similar mold to Joe. This time around we see her finding her feet—and maybe her future—more and more. My fingers are crossed that the future holds more of Sheridan. And Nate, of course, we always want some more Nate!
It's hard to believe this is a C.J. Box book. I have always been a fan but the plot was thin and it was incredibly boring for the first half. I honestly could not recommend this book and I regret that I paid for it. It feels like I'm saying good bye to an old friend but no more Joe Pickett for me.
This author is one of my all-time favorites. But this book is a dud! Action started about 75% in and then abruptly ended without resolution to several storylines. It seems like the author had to meet a deadline, was not finished, but had to submit what was on hand. Sure hope this is not going to be the trend in future. Very disappointed. Could have been a good one... Cost is too high for what amounts to a serialized short story segment.
First 98% of story was well done...ending was abrupt and nothing more than a “soap opera” style...wait until next episode finish. Poor work by an author I enjoy reading.
Just finished the latest Pickett novel. Isn't he a game warden? Get back to his character roots! I am also getting tired of the overbearing anti-government sentiment in his last few books. It is on the news, t.v., social media, etc. all day and everyday! I like reading books to get away from all that crap. I was really hopeful with this book that I would read about the "old" Joe. Not so much.

Without divulging the ending I will just say this...... really?..... that is the best you have for us? The book felt rushed, Joe is an idiot, the State of Wyoming is after him again, Game and Fish is the worst place to work, Governor sucks, the governors henchman is even dumber than Joe, dual competing plots with a very loosely tied together idea at the very end, etc...... I could go on and on why I didn't like it. I am a Box fan, have read every book he has authored and this is the one time I have been forced to write a review. I am not a Literature or English major and never confess to be nor any type of a critic or expert but, I am disappointed that I spent my money on this book, which I rarely feel this way.