
Breaking Point: A Joe Pickett Novel Book 13
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Narrated by:
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David Chandler
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By:
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C. J. Box
The recipient of Edgar, Anthony, and Macavity Awards, New York Times best-selling author C. J. Box has won almost every honor in his field. In Breaking Point, Wyoming game warden Joe Pickett is glad to catch up with old friend Lyle Pendergast, but then the man goes missing and is named a suspect in the death of two EPA employees. All signs point to Lyle’s guilt, but the more Joe digs into the case, the more he realizes he’s stepped into the middle of a deadly power play.
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Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?
Yes. Box is always entertaining. This book was not his best book, although it was interesting. It lacked the usual imagination shown by Box and the "return to Savage Run" seemed to indicate Box has run out of things to write about or imagination to think new things up. The river scenes could have been set in any canyon.What was one of the most memorable moments of Breaking Point: A Joe Pickett Novel Book 13?
The reveal at the end was, as usual, amazing.Which scene was your favorite?
The trip down Savage RunIf this book were a movie would you go see it?
Probably not. There is no theatre where I live and no movie is worth driving 80 miles over the continental divide to see it.Any additional comments?
This book was pretty predictable. It was pretty easy to guess what Butch's connection to Baptiste was. It mischaracterized the Sackett decision, which had solely to do with procedural matters. And the book was predictable in other ways, too. You knew the moment you read it, the main plot event was 'too bad to be true,' as well as impossible. SPOILER ALERT: The EPA does not engage in fugitive hunts. This would have been the sheriff's case. If federal law enforcement was involved, it would have been the FBI or the US Marshal's service. The shooting of the two agents at the beginning of the book was self-defense, from any point of view, so why did the protagonist go to jail? A hell fire missile on a Predator drone? The military wouldn't give him an armed drone for fear he'd do what he did and make the military look like idiots. I'll bet the EPA wishes they had the resources they have in the book. The whole concept of using a hell fire missile to take out one guy, based on a cell phone signal, is so absurd it passes into the realm of fairy tales.Return to Savage Run?
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Lyle Pendergast?
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good one
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The best Joe Pickett book
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Watch out for the surprise ending.
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Joe does it again!
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Interesting
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Really good writing really good plot twists
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Engaging Story
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