“Box gets better and better with each novel, whether it be a part of his Joe Pickett mythos or one of his stand-alone works.

*STARRED REVIEW* Bestseller Box (Blue Heaven) explores an adoptive parent's worst nightmare in this compelling stand-alone thriller.

If you think the following sounds more like a Lifetime movie than a thriller -- childless could adopts a baby only to discover that her birth father wants her back -- C.J.

They're the words that send horror into the heart of every parent of an adopted child: "We want her back."

There are no evil regimes or terrorists in C.J. Box’s Three Weeks to Say Goodbye.

"...Here are good, decent people driven by despair to deeds they would never have considered previously. I kept thinking, "Don't do it!

He’s a rising star of crime writing in the States, but it’s only a matter of time before CJ Box explodes onto the UK’s radar, thanks in no small part to this storming British debut.

Novels about adoptions which go wrong are always heart-wrenching, but best-selling suspense writer C. J. Box adds another harrowing twist to his story.

C.J. Box injects a recurring villain into his cowboy novels and his stand-alone "Three Weeks to Say Goodbye": the system.

Mystery, Denver-style

C.J. Box is best known for his Joe Pickett series, set in the great outdoors, but he's equally adept at stand-alone thrillers, and this one is one terrifying little tale.

An adoptive couple, Jack and Melissa McGuane, are the subjects of THREE WEEKS TO SAY GOODBYE. C.J. Box’s latest stand-alone thriller is as chilling and riveting as anything he has ever written.

While I was reading C.J. Box’s new book, Three Weeks to Say Goodbye, the NFL season was entering its final week. This made football analogies just way too easy.

A simple voice-mail message unleashes terror for former Montana residents Melissa and Jack McGuane in Wyoming author C.J. Box's new mystery, "Three Weeks To Say Goodbye."

What would you do, how far would you go to save your baby?

Jack and Melissa have wanted a baby for years, and their dream is finally realized when little Angelina joins their family.

Wyoming's C.J. Box is known worldwide for his game warden Joe Pickett series. His stories read lightning-fast, but that's also the down side; the fun's over way to quick.

Previous C.J. Box novels have made the best-seller list, and this latest story has all of the same ingredients that made them hits. How far would you go to save someone you love?