Can you recommend some Joe Pickett novels books?

Sure. 'Savage Run' is a great Joe Pickett novel. It has a fast - paced plot that involves Joe in a dangerous situation where he has to use his wits and survival skills. The descriptions of the Wyoming wilderness add to the overall atmosphere of the story.

I'd recommend 'Out of Range'. In this novel, Joe is faced with a situation that takes him out of his comfort zone and into a more complex web of mystery and danger. 'Trophy Hunt' is also a great read. It has a thrilling plot that involves the hunting of rare and protected animals and the dark underworld behind it. 'Nowhere to Run' is another excellent CJ Box Joe Pickett novel that keeps you on the edge of your seat with its fast - paced story.

The book 'Cold Wind' is also highly popular. It's set during a harsh winter in Wyoming. Joe has to battle the elements as well as the criminals in this story. The way it describes the cold and the isolation is really immersive.

Sure, 'Treasure State' is the latest. It's a great read.

Some of the Joe Pickett novels include 'Open Season', 'Closed Range', etc. There are many in the series that follow the adventures of Joe Pickett, a game warden in Wyoming.

The author of the Joe Pickett novels is C. J. Box.

The author of the Joe Pickett novels is C.J. Box.

The name Falconer in the Joe Pickett novels may not be a widely - known or major character. It could potentially be a name given to a side character who has some connection to the main plot. Maybe Falconer is involved in the illegal activities that Joe Pickett often investigates, like poaching or some other environmental crime. Or perhaps Falconer is a local who has some information that is crucial to solving one of the many cases in the series, but without further research, it's hard to be certain.

One of the highly regarded Joe Pickett novels is 'Open Season'. It sets a great foundation for the series, introducing readers to Joe and the unique world he inhabits in Wyoming.

Well, the order of Joe Pickett novels starts with 'Open Season'. Then comes 'Closed Range' and so on. Each novel builds on the character development of Joe Pickett. As the series progresses, we see his growth as a game warden and how he deals with various challenges in the Wyoming wilderness. The novels follow his adventures chronologically in terms of the events that unfold in his life.