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Force of Nature

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New York Times best-selling author C. J. Box delivers a novel starring Joe Pickett's sidekick, fan-favorite Nate Romanowski. In Force of Nature, trouble comes calling from Nate's past in the Special Forces, and the colleague he once called friend won't stop until those who know a deadly secret are silenced. Everyone close to Nate is at risk, including Joe and his family. To save them, Nate will have to convince law-abiding Joe to finally break a few rules along the way.
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    • Publisher's Weekly

      Starred review from January 30, 2012
      Edgar-winner Box’s breakneck 12th Joe Pickett novel (after 2011’s Cold Wind) focuses on Joe’s outlaw buddy, Nate Romanowski. Nate’s been hiding in the foothills of Wyoming’s Bighorn Mountains from cruel and powerful enemies, harmlessly communing with his falcons, except when assisting game warden Joe on a case. Unfortunately, Nate’s sociopath former Special Forces commander, John Nemecek, a fellow falconer, comes after him with merciless efficiency and a crew of fanatical thugs, and Nate responds with measured but startling ferocity. When Nemecek begins interrogating—and eliminating—people connected to Nate, Joe’s family members become targets, forcing Joe to decide how far he can go to help his friend. The struggle between loyalty and law has always been at the heart of this series, set far from big-city legal support systems, and it’s especially impressive in this superior entry. Author tour. Agent: Ann Rittenberg, Ann Rittenberg Literary Agency.

    • Library Journal

      August 1, 2012

      This latest installment in the Joe Pickett series focuses on his friend and former Special Forces soldier Nate Romanowski. One of Nate's old comrades is now a high government official and wants to make sure that his army buds stay permanently silent about some unsavory incident from years back. Nate must convince Joe of the impending danger. David Chandler's baritone has an easygoing confidence that blends well with the text. He is especially adroit with the narrative portions. VERDICT With loads of tension, suspense, and more than a couple of deaths, this is an exciting thriller. This series is quite popular, and public libraries should consider purchasing. ["This is the best Box I've ever read, and I've read them all. Recommend to fans of Lee Child's The Affair," read the review of the Putnam hc, LJ 3/1/12.--Ed.]--Michael T. Fein, Central Virginia Community Coll. Lib., Lynchburg

      Copyright 2012 Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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