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BOOK REVIEW: IN PLAIN SIGHT |
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Game Warden Joe Pickett gets caught up in a long standing family tug of
war in this latest installment from C J Box. The Scarlett family is
one of the establishment families in western Wyoming where Joe works more
or less on his own in a sparsely populated expanse of land.
The matriarch of the family has for years been flaunting fishing access
regulations. In addition she has fostered a deeply divisive feud
between two of her three sons. When she disappears after a brief argument
with a local fishing outfitter, there are plenty of suspects involved in
the questions surrounding her whereabouts.
The woman's granddaughter is a school friend of Pickett's daughter -
giving Joe unwanted insight into the issues plaguing the unhappy Scarlett
clan, and drawing him into the investigation of her fate almost against
his will.
When a homocidal drifter is hired by the Scarlett family, the health
and safety of Joe's family is threatened. As readers of this series know
by now, when Joe perceives a threat to his family he is unstoppable in
removing the wrongdoer. IN PLAIN SIGHT is no exception to this
pattern.
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