Wednesday, August 25, 2021

Lawson's Bluff by Jeff S. Barganier


lawson's bluff

About the Book

Book:  Lawson’s Bluff

Author: Jeff Barganier

Genre: Contemporary action and adventure, contemporary romance

Release date: March 13, 20201

lawsonTerrorists attempt a multi-million-dollar art heist while America’s media distracts the world with stories of Alabama hunters slaughtering hogs with dogs and knives. As fearless Jack Lawson is about to catch his thousandth boar, journalist Carla Frederick arrives to cover the hunt for the LA World News. Shocked by the uncivilized Alabamians with their bulldogs and razor-sharp knives, Frederick writes a grotesque, biased story about Jack that goes viral. Belatedly, she discovers the deeper story—deeper and darker than she could have ever known. Barganier has written an unlikely love story wrapped in twisting suspense.

 

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 My Review:

I must confess, I wasn't attracted to the cover, but the description pulled me in anyway. Inside is some of a lot of things. Yes, to suspense, action, romance, and faith. Also you can check mark a ton of political view points and several strong characters, even if you aren't sure how you feel about them. 

Now, for those who have never been around wild boars or feral hogs, you just don't know how much damage and destruction they can cause. I'm in the South, and I know about this. They are sometimes such horrible beasts that the powers that be say you can take them out as needed. They kill crops, farms, humans, cause property damage and much more. When this book started with having to kill of wild hogs that I was in for a big ride! 

The author pulled current events into this book with clever using of some of the many wrong things happening into day's world. It's defiantly on a timely level for reading in that regards. I also couldn't skip that this is set in Alabama. 

This book is designed to open eyes, and make you think. I feel that it did that quite well. That a lot of it happened to be on topics I'm already versed in didn't hurt. I can't figure out if it has a sequel coming or not, because of the ending. 

4 Stars 

About the Author

JB Web site shotA former securities broker turned writer/designer, Barganier travels far and wide upon the slightest excuse for something interesting to write about. He’s published four books and his articles on a wide variety of subjects have appeared in newspapers, magazines and on blogs. He’s travel editor for BOOM! Magazine. 

More from Jeff

I didn’t “come up” with the idea for Lawson’s Bluff. The idea found me after I published a piece about a hunter in Georgia who hunts wild boars with dogs and a knife. Like character Jack Lawson, he never carries a gun, preferring, instead, to tackle the hog and slay it the old-fashioned way. So, as with previous novels, I didn’t write this one either. The story wrote me. I had no clue where the story was going until informed … by the story. This approach is what makes life interesting, I think. And what makes novels interesting, too—twisting action and romance in unpredictable settings.

Blog Stops

Book Reviews From an Avid Reader, August 13

Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, August 14

Texas Book-aholic, August 15

Inklings and notions, August 16

For Him and My Family, August 17

Tell Tale Book Reviews, August 18 (Author Interview)

deb’s Book Review, August 18

Locks, Hooks and Books, August 19

Ashley’s Clean Book Reviews, August 20

Because I said so — and other adventures in Parenting, August 21

A Modern Day Fairy Tale, August 22

Mary Hake, August 22

Musings of a Sassy Bookish Mama, August 23

Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, August 24

Blogging With Carol, August 25

Pause for Tales, August 26

Giveaway

To celebrate his tour, Jeff is giving away the grand prize package of a $100 Amazon gift card and a copy of the book!!

Be sure to comment on the blog stops for nine extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.

https://promosimple.com/ps/112e0/lawson-s-bluff-celebration-tour-giveaway


2 comments:

Debbie P said...

This sounds like a really great book!

Jeanna Massman said...

Interesting cover. It sets the tone for the book.