Another excellent entry in the Joe Pickett series. I have been reading these in order and they just seem to get better and better. In this one, someone is hunting and killing hunters. It appears that the perpetrator is making these kills because he is against the hunting of animals...but is this the real reason? Why is the killer leaving a red poker chip next to each victim as a calling card? And why does it appear that the victims knew each other? And then why is Pickett's boss, Randy Pope, so concerned about all this? Joe is drawn into this investigation at the behest of the governor and along the why he is able to get Nate Romanowski released from FBI custody to help out. Again, this was one of Box's best and I was surprised by the ending. High recommendation!
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