The Washington Times last week reviewed Ginger Snaps. Phillip Kopper, publisher of Posterity Press and author of the review says, “…there’s hardly a dull page in it…” and begins by saying:
It is peopled by bureaucrats, lawyers and investigators; driven by heroism, calumny and greed; redolent with ambition, nobility and lies. It resonates issues torn from today’s headlines, and en fin, preaches a classic lesson: power corrupts.
Going on to say:
Mr. Hubbell’s plot is as serpentine as a blue highway through the Ozarks, while it visits abuses committed under the camouflage claims of national security.
And:
Mr. Hubbell writes of these outrages as prophetically as Cassandra.
To read the entire review go to http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/aug/19/book-review-ginger-snaps-a-jack-patterson-thriller/
Pick up When Men Betray or Ginger Snaps at your neighborhood bookstore, order them online at Amazon, B&N, or iBooks in hardcover or eBook format, or if you want autographed copies go to https://webbhubbell.com/books-by-webb-hubbell-when-men-betray/ . Autographed copies of Friends in High Places will be available for preorder soon as well.
