Bulwark by Brit Lunden
Publisher: Chelshire
Genre: Paranormal, Mystery/Suspense, Contemporary
Length: Short story (105 pages)
Rating: 3 stars
Reviewed by Lavender

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Bulwark is a short, fast read filled with elements of the paranormal and sprinkled with a fairy-tale essence. Adult readers in search of your not-so-typical mystery may enjoy this tale.

Clay is a sheriff in a small town. He’s unhappy because his wife left him. We’re thrown right into the action of his job though, with a confusing mystery. Something doesn’t seem quite right. Clay investigates, and things just keep getting stranger than before.

The characters he comes across are a touch bizarre. The author of this story has done well creating an air of intrigue with these unusual people and circumstances that Clay runs into during his investigation. One things leads to another, and things escalate. It turns out this case Clay’s working on may be connected to something very dear to his heart. If he can figure things out, he may be able to improve his own life.

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