Race Amity - America's Other Tradition: A Primer (Paperback) by William Smith, Richard W Thomas

from mchwest

I have fallen behind 3 books in this series, so catch up I will. The below zero plot to this book was on the downside, a little far fetched for me, but the rest of the book was plausible and kept you moving forward. I love his writing and family in Joe Pickett... enjoyable read, different and ver...

from macygma

April died six years ago. Joe was a witness in a mistake-lade stakeout. The family mourned April as if she really was there instead of a foster child. So - who called on Sheridan's phone saying she was April? This, combined with several important deaths in "Blood Trail"; leaves Joe and family ups...

from lbswiener

Below Zero is a suspenseful story from beginning to end. Joe Pickett gets himself involved in a situation wherein he has to call on the FBI to help solve who the mystery young woman is who has been texting one of his daughters. It is a story that does not spend chapters on descriptions of murders...

from mikedraper

Joe Pickett is away when a call comes into his home from April. The family is shocked because Joe's daughter, April, died five years ago. April had been abandoned by her mother when she was 6. Marybeth and Joe took here in as a foster child. Three years later, the Soverigns, a group of Montana Fr...

from ecurb

Box does it again! This is the 9th book in the series and a solid one at that. The story takes off fast and keeps rolling forward like a steamroller. I always think a person should read a series in order, but in this case make sure you read Winterkill before reading this book. The only downside o...