Special agent, Jennifer Nash, is given a second chance by
being put in charge of a simple operation. She is joined by a small team of
police officers to take down a small meth lab in the swamps of Louisiana. When
things go wrong for her and her crew, they find themselves struggling to
survive through the night. The team not only battles the ever hungry alligators
that inhabit the swamp, but also a tight-knit community of religious followers
and a slew of drug lords.
Just when you think things can’t get any worse for the team
the reader finds out betrayal runs deep when survival is at stake.
On The Bayou wasn’t
a typical read for me. I had read Mr. Bridges previous book, Roll Of The Die, liked it a lot, and
thought I would give this one a shot. This story is heftier than Mr. Bridges
previous. It moved a slower through the beginning, giving you the background of
Jennifer and her counter parts she would soon be up against.
The author does a great job of creating characters you love
to hate. You know… the one guy in the group you can’t wait to be killed because
he’s such a jerk. This is packed with great action sequences and I think would
do great on a movie screen.
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