Vicious Circle

Praise for "Off the Grid"
With this exceptional entry, Box solidifies his place at the upper end of the crime fiction pantheon. "Publishers Weekly" (starred, boxed review)
Filled with high suspense, formidable characters, and an action-packed ending more vivid than most movies. "Off the Grid" never falters as Box again delivers an exceptional thriller. "South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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As you decide what to read next, I respectfully ask that you pick up or sample "Off the Grid "by C. J. Box. Please read the first paragraph, whether you are familiar with the Joe Pickett canon or not. I don t care where you are or in what setting you do so; in the course of a few sentences, Box transports the beholder to a place that is far away, exotic and, yes, dangerous. This goes beyond writing; it is craftsmanship of high order. . . . "Off the Grid "has everything: a hero to stand up and cheer for, a mystery, suspense that will keep you tightly coiled, and Box s impeccable, picturesque prose. There s nothing better. Bookreporter.com
You can t help turning the pages and holding your breath until you find out where this scary, all-too-plausible caravan is heading. " " "Kirkus Reviews
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A terrorist thriller with a uniquely western flair . . . This is a breakneck story that Pickett fans will want to read in one sitting. " " "Booklist
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Picking up a new C. J. Box thriller is like spending quality time with family you love and have missed. . . . It s a rare thriller series that has characters grow and change. An exciting reading experience for both loyal fans as well as newcomers. Associated Press
A terrific read yet again from C. J. Box. "Suspense Magazine"
Box is a master. " " "The Denver Post
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"Off the Grid "is a warning of sorts in that it shows how U.S. national security is vulnerable to a terrorist attack. It is not only informative, but challenges people s minds as they learn about western culture. To date this might just be one of Box s best. " " "Military Press
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C. J. Box continues his spectacular roll with the darkly mesmerizing "Off the Grid."" ." . . Pickett and Romanowski have become the gold standard, playing off each other perfectly as different sides of the same coin. "The Providence Journal""