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C.J. Box's stand-alone novel, BLUE HEAVEN, will be out January 8 of 2008 from St. Martins Press. The next Joe Pickett novel, BLOOD TRAIL will be out in May of 2008 from J.P. Putnam's Sons. To get the latest news, updates and tour schedule, join our e-mailing list on the home page.
Go to a book signing! The tour schedule is posted here: http://www.cjbox.net/appearances
If for some reason you're not able to make a signing or event, the next best way to get a signed book is to contact the bookstores who specialize in customer service and keep supplies of signed books. You can find that list here: http://www.cjbox.net/bookstores
And if neither of those preferred options will work for you, send a request to the forum at http://www.cjbox.net/forum. You'll receive a set of guidelines on how and where to send your books as well as how to ask to have them inscribed. The difficulty with this option is that you'll need to be prepared to send along self-addressed packaging and postage as well and the turn-around time may not be optimum.
Although OPEN SEASON was optioned for a while and several versions of a script were written, in the end a new group of studio executives at Warner Bros. decided they didn't want to proceed. So all of the books are available again, but nothing is really pending. There is interest from time to time and there's been talk about other projects and even a television series, but nothing solid. One thing we've learned is that "unpredictable" is the best byword for dealing with Hollywood.
Open Season (2001)
Savage Run (2002)
Winterkill (2003)
Trophy Hunt (2004)
Our of Range (2005)
In Plain Sight (2006)
Free Fire (2007)
Foreign rights for C.J. Box novels include: United Kingdom - Robert Hale, both OUT OF RANGE and IN PLAIN SIGHT. Germany - Heyne (Random House) for BLUE HEAVEN. Japan - Hayakawa Publishing Company for BLUE HEAVEN and the short story PIRATES OF YELLOWSTONE. France - Seuil for OUT OF RANGE and IN PLAIN SIGHT, and BLUE HEAVEN.
Congratulations on your great idea and all the best in writing the book. Due to legal and liability issues, C.J. Box cannot accept other author's work or discuss potential concepts or ideas.
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Four weeks on the extended New York Times bestseller list...Optioned for film by producers Michael Besman ("About Schmidt") and Cameron Lamb...
This break-out novel from the author of the New York Times Bestselling Joe Pickett novels is "a non-stop thrill-ride…a provocative suspense novel that has you rooting for the characters every step of the way." -- Harlan Coben
A twelve-year-old girl and her younger brother go on the run in the woods of North Idaho, pursued by four men they have just watched commit murder—four men who know exactly who William and Annie are, and who know exactly where their desperate mother is waiting for news of her children’s fate. Retired cops from Los Angeles, the killers easily persuade the inexperienced sheriff to let them lead the search for the missing children.
J. W. Keeley is a man with a score to settle. He blames one man for the death of his brother: Joe Pickett. And now J.W. is going to make him suffer.
Game Warden Joe Pickett returns in a twisting, action-packed tale of greed, power, and murder. And meat.
This time, I wanted to write a mystery. Of course, the previous Joe Pickett novels are considered mysteries, or thrillers set in the Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming.
WINTERKILL is one of the TOP TEN MYSTERIES OF 2003 according to Oline Cogdill of the South Florida Sun Sentinal: "Few mystery authors who use the environment as a plot foundation are as even-handed an
Laconic Joe Pickett returns to his slightly offbeat duties in Wyoming's Bighorn Mountains in C. J. Box's Savage Run.
In advance reviews, Open Season has been pronounced "something special," (Booklist), and it lives up to the billing. It is not C.J.
