Book: The Highway by C. J.Box

I picked this book up because it takes place in Montana. It's a so-so zu-zu book about a serial killer truck driver who delivers his victims to an old ranch near Yellowstone.

I always compare this genre to John Sandford's writing and, so far, I haven't found another author who comes close to Sandford when writing about criminals and cops.

This book / author would be about a C on the Sandford Scale. Still, there were some good passages and dialogue, the characters were credible and the venues worth the story for me. I've driven all those highways in southern Montana and know those mountains and rivers and little towns.

I'd probably try this author again.