The Patrick Flint Series: Books 4-6 Box Set

Scapegoat, Snaggle Tooth, and Stag Party (Patrick Flint Box Sets, Book 2)

De: Pamela Fagan Hutchins

Narrado por: Pamela Fagan Hutchins

Fans of C.J. Box's Joe Pickett and Craig Johnson's Walt Longmire will love Patrick Flint and family.

“Best book I’ve read in a long time!” (Kiersten Marquet, author of Three Reluctant Promises)

An unputdownable three-mystery box set of suspenseful thrillers set in 1970s Wyoming, from USA Today best-selling author Pamela Fagan Hutchins.

Scapegoat: When his son is critically injured on a river trip, Patrick Flint finds himself in a race against time and a gang of outlaws, who are determined the Flints won't make it out of Wyoming's Gros Ventre Wilderness alive.

Snaggle Tooth: When a plane crashes at the base of Black Tooth Mountain during a wicked summer storm, Patrick Flint’s moral compass leads him away from a trail ride with his family and to the wreckage in a search for survivors. But what he finds may teach him that not everything is what it seems, and not every life is worth saving.

Stag Party: When a man who isn’t who he claims to be befriends Patrick Flint and his son during a wilderness excursion with movers and shakers from across the globe, it puts the father-son duo dead in the bullseye of a murder target. To stop a gang of ruthless killers, the Flints must unriddle the mystery man’s identity before the killers put a stop to them all.

A former attorney, author Pamela Fagan Hutchins runs an off-the-grid lodge on the face of Wyoming's Bighorn Mountains, living out the adventures in her books with her husband, rescue dogs and cats, and enormous horses.

©2021 Pamela Fagan Hutchins (P)2021 Pamela Fagan Hutchins

Pet peeve - place names mispronounced

I have listened to books 1-5 and just started book 6. The plots are all pretty similar, but still good stories. There is one thing that makes me cringe and that is the mispronunciation of place names, in particular Ft. Washakie and Dubois, Wyoming. Ft. Washakie is pronounced ‘Wash-a-key’ (not wa-shawkey) and Dubois is “Due-boys (the ‘s’ is not silent). According to the author/narrator’s biography, she is a resident of Wyoming and should know better! This will probably only bother those of us who are from Wyoming, have visited Wyoming or studied Western/Frontier history. The rest of the world will be okay with these mispronunciations.

EXCELLENT!

I love this series. I can relate to the characters, the family interactions, the Wyoming weather, the unexpected disasters on planned outings!! I sure hope there's a book #7 in the works!! Excellent job as not only the author but also the reader!! Keep up the great work, Pamela Fagan Hutchins!

Good but repetitive

The stories were good. The narration very good, but reading all three back to back, sounded like the same story. Different names, places, etc. I would listen to more of her books

Wow and djsappointing

Fast paces leaving you wanting more. great mystery and storyline. I hope the next book brings back the lost boy and there is reunited joy. They deserve it. otherwise I will change my review.

Nice to get s as lol 3 books for one credit.

The father in the family is a medical doctor. He calls it his duty to help people but he often, throughout all 6 books, leaves his wife and kids in risky situations to go help someone else. In one book, his father turns his kids over to another person in the mountains and a friend was killed. He seems to have little remorse for putting his family in danger and does it repeatedly. In another book he put his niece, daughter and son in dangerous. He never learns from his mistakes. I would hate having this guy as a father. He hasn’t learned that family should be his priority.