In Plain Sight

A Joe Pickett Novel

By: C. J. Box

Narrated by: David Chandler

C. J. Box has won a host of awards, including the Anthony, Macavity, Gumshoe, and Barry.

In Plain Sight sees game warden Joe Pickett's life take a turn for the worse after millionaire Opal Scarlett goes missing. As Pickett discovers more and more disturbing truths, it becomes clear that someone wants the dogged game warden to keep his nose out of the investigation.

He's game: solve another mystery with Joe Pickett.©2006 C.J. Box (P)2008 Recorded Books, LLC

Critic reviews

"Edgar-finalist Box...expertly evokes Wyoming's landscape, wildlife, people and politics." ( Publishers Weekly)
"Box puts on a hell of a show." ( Booklist)

I loved it!

I loved it just like all the other books in the series. Always a great read.

Emotional, real, this is drama from life.

there was a few time I wanted to knock out a few %#@*&%*. the story is well written, plot twists are real.

Great Story

Like all of C J Box's books, this one held my attention from beginning to end!

I love Joe Pickett and the awesome character development of master craftsman C J Box!

Really enjoying reading all of CJ Box’s work! He is a great storyteller.
Thank you sincerely Mr. Box.

Invested in the Picketts & So Much More

I’m enjoying this series and highly recommend it. Until my 5th decade I’d not traveled past the Mississippi River except for work. I now visit the PNW yearly and the beautiful state and National Parks often.
The writing is beautifully vivid and descriptive.
The character development and storylines have been excellent. (which is often lacking in LEO/procedurals)
The mysteries are tight with some twists both surprising and worth the ride.
These huge and stunning backdrops of mountain ranges, fields, rivers and wildlife are so well written.
Don’t let all my gushing fool you—your heart will be pounding and the violence can be graphic & break your heart. This is not a “cozy mystery”—these books have “True Grit”.

The narrator does an excellent job keeping MANY characters distinctive and clear. (Thanks also for not making the women sound insipid with whiny falsettos or the men monotonous with depth.)