Back of Beyond (2011) (edit title/settings)

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• Cody Hoyt: Rogue, alcoholic policeman.
• Cody Googled: A cop who like to do things his own way. Gets the job done and like a clean,no stone left unturned when at a crime scene. Member of AA and has a tendency to get in trouble
• Gracie Sullivan: A14 year old perspicacious young woman , she is excited to be on a trip with her neglectful dad
• Rachel Mina Chavez: Single, attractive woman who signed up to see the wonders of Yellowstone park
• Justin Hoyt: cody's 17 year old son looks for the good in people. not to interested in the great outdoors.
• Bull Mitchell: A crusty old man full of fire and spice and good to have around in a tight spot
• Jedediah McCarthy: Cunning ,and controlling , Jed has taken people backing on horses into Yellowstone for 20 years.
• K. W. Wilson: a loner not a joiner and gives off vibes of leave me alone.
• Tub Tubman: The sheriff is running for reelection and just want everything to run smoothly.
• Henry Winters: Cody's AA sponsor and his friend.Traverls all over the U.S.
• Ted Sullivan: A weak individual , the parent of Gracie and Daniel
• Ryan Dougherty: Ryan is a patrol officer
• Cliff Bodean: The under sherif
• James Knox: young man from New York waiting for the market to recover along with his two friends Tony and Drew
• Jim Gannon: Add a description of this character.
• Skeeter Caldwell
• Angela Mitchell
• Donna Glode: Wife of CEO Tristan definitely does not love her husband, cold and a snob
• Chavez: drug king
• Danielle: spoiled 16 year old only thinks of herself. shallow and pretty
• Edna
• Strawberry: Gracie's horse who she just loves.
• Anthony Joseph D'Amato: New Yorker, big tease, loud
• Jenny Thompson: Jenny is Cody's ex wife
• Carrie Lowry: young reporter, was promised a scoop by Cody
• Larry Olson: Colts partner covers colt when he goes of the beaten bath.
• Dakota Hill: Has worked with Jed over 5 years She just hasn't found any one special but is a good wrangler and does all the grunt work for Jed.

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• “"He was mildly surprised by the banks of computers and the teens and twenty-somethings at each terminal. As he walked past, he noted a familiarity in what they were doing--updating their Facebook pages. He thought, Some people used to go to libraries to gather information. Now they come to write about themselves."”

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Setting & Locations edit see section history

• Montana
• Yellowstone Park
• Wyoming

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Authors & Contributors edit see section history

1. C. J. Box (Author)

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• Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
• Dewey: 813.54

Subjects edit see section history

• Books › Mystery & Thrillers › Mystery
• Books › Literature & Fiction