It’s not everyday you get to interact with a New York Times Top Ten Bestselling Novelist, but here at Yellow Dog we are fortunate enough to know C.J. Box. Not only is he a credited novelist and a favorite author of the Yellow Dog staff, but C.J. is also an avid angler. Read what he had to say about his experience when booking a trip with Yellow Dog.
“I heartily endorse Yellow Dog Fly Fishing Adventures and would encourage anglers of all ages and abilities to give them a try. Via Yellow Dog, I’ve caught bonefish in the Bahamas and giant tarpon in Puerto Rico. Their advance work guarantees terrific lodging, great guides, and attention to detail I really appreciate. My hat’s off to the team at Yellow Dog.”
C.J. Box
New York Times Top Ten Bestselling Novelist
Cheyenne, Wyoming
C.J. has been extremely busy as of late with the recent release of his new book Stone Cold, and the Yellow Dog team is more than happy that our booking services made his travels go as smoothly as possible.
Here at Yellow Dog, C.J. Box’s novels accompany us on almost every trip we take. Lucky for us, C.J. just released a new novel, Stone Cold. His novels are more than captivating, don’t believe us? Read his latest novel’s synopsis.
Stone Cold, the electrifying new Joe Pickett novel from the New York Times–bestselling author.
Everything about the man is a mystery: the massive ranch in the remote Black Hills of Wyoming that nobody ever visits, the women who live with him, the secret philanthropies, the private airstrip, the sudden disappearances. And especially the persistent rumors that the man’s wealth comes from killing people.
Joe Pickett, still officially a game warden but now mostly a troubleshooter for the governor, is assigned to find out what the truth is, but he discovers a lot more than he’d bargained for. There are two other men living up at that ranch. One is a stone-cold killer who takes an instant dislike to Joe. The other is new—but Joe knows him all too well. The first man doesn’t frighten Joe. The second is another story entirely.
