Bag Limit

Bag Limit

Infobox Book |
name = Bag Limit


image_caption =
author = Steven F. Havill
country = United States
language = English
cover_artist =
series = Bill Gastner #9
genre = Crime novel
publisher = St. Martin's Press
release_date = 17 November 2001
media_type = Print (Hardcover)
pages = 336 pp
isbn = ISBN 0312251831
preceded_by = Dead Weight
followed_by = Scavengers

"Bag Limit" is a crime novel written by Steven F. Havill. It is a first person view story of a reluctant sheriff of Posados County named Bill Gastner.

Plot summary

Sheriff Bill Gastner hopes his last few days in office will be uneventful, but this is before a local 17 year old named Matt Baca drives drunkenly into his cruiser. Baca stumbles drunkenly into the night as Gastner confronts him. He is later arrested passed out at his home. After kicking open sheriff Gastner's temporary cruisers window, he is transferred to a local Border Patrol unit. The transfer turns fatal when Baca pushes himself away, accidentally into a delivery trucks path. The plot thickens as the dead teens father is found dead in his kitchen the next morning. Thus bringing Gastner into a confusing set of clues to lead him to why Baca kept fighting his arrest, where is and where did he get his fake I.D., and who was involved in the struggle with Matt Baca's father leading to his death.


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