Ginger Snaps A Jack Patterson Thriller

“Fans of Grisham-like legal thrillers featuring wide-ranging evil conspiracies may be entertained by Hubbell's second novel featuring antitrust lawyer Jack Patterson” — Publishers Weekly

Jack Patterson returns to Little Rock, Arkansas in the second installment in this political thriller series, after an old friend is arrested for not only marijuana possession, but cultivation and distribution as well. Far from an expert, Jack expects to wrap this up quickly and get back to his weekend plans of golfing—until he learns that Stewart’s arrest was never simply about the drugs. The government had known of the existence of his marijuana garden years ago.

Teaming up with his bodyguard and defense attorney, Jack begins to investigate. Stewart’s wife is confident this is about her laced ginger snap cookies, used to ease the pain of cancer patients; but Jack can’t help but wonder: Why the arrest now? Why are the Feds claiming terrorist involvement suddenly?

The deeper Jack falls into this case, the more he realizes just how many secrets both Stewart and the government are hiding—secrets that connect back to a past that Jack, and everyone involved, would rather forget.

Webb Hubbell, former Associate Attorney General of the United States, is an author and lecturer. His Jack Patterson series and his memoir, Friends in High Places, are published by Beaufort Books. His books have been honored with numerous awards, including the IndieFab awards for best novel in 2014 and the IPPY Awards Gold Medal for best suspense/thriller. He also writes a daily blog of personal meditations at thehubbellpew.com.