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Fort St. Jesus Bait & Tackle

by Louis Tridico

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The little bayou town of Alcide, Louisiana, nicknamed "Fort St. Jesus," is flavored just right. Good times, good food and good people. Except for one strange weekend in September when the good people become the good food. Something big, weird and hungry is out there, and deputy sheriff Lexie Smith is on the case. Helping her are her old high-school buddies: Cam DeSelle, local vet and bait-store owner; Troy Pitre, the town's mechanic; sex-toy saleslady Carla Fontanelli; and young Father Mike and Sister Joanie, Alcide's source of spiritual strength and juicy gossip. Adding to Lexie's worries are some meth-dealing gangbangers in town for a big drug deal and a category 3 hurricane bearing down on all of them. They're just a few of the ingredients that'll be thrown into the pot for one memorable weekend at Fort St. Jesus Bait and Tackle. Who's the bait and who's the tackle? Who will eat and who will be eaten?… (more)
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Take a picture of a calm bayou. People fishing, singing, drinking and loving. Then add to this mix a horny critter, hornier humans, the critter’s VERY pregnant and crabby mate, a meth cook of the slimiest order and a bait shop. This is Fort St Jesus (aka Alcide, LA).

The critter who ends up being named Gaston (do NOT ask!) needs to find his lady love in a hurry. She needs him to help her deliver the many, many baby critters inside her. (Did I mention they talk?) He’s on his way, but in typical male fashion (sorry, guys) he gets distracted by food – particularly “smart things” – they seem to taste best. That would be -- US.

Deputy Lexie Smith is on duty but she’d rather be loving on Cam DeSalle, bait shop owner and all around nice guy. Cam would rather she was as well. His best friend Troy is in love with the sex-toy, Mary Kay saleslady and the local Catholic Church is led by Father Mike and Sister Joanie, both of Fort St. Jesus originally and determined to make it work – one religion or another.

I have a tendency to pick books with great titles and, when Fort St. Jesus Bait and Tackle came up; how could I resist? So glad I didn’t because I think this is the start of a long relationship! ( )
  macygma | Nov 4, 2013 |
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The little bayou town of Alcide, Louisiana, nicknamed "Fort St. Jesus," is flavored just right. Good times, good food and good people. Except for one strange weekend in September when the good people become the good food. Something big, weird and hungry is out there, and deputy sheriff Lexie Smith is on the case. Helping her are her old high-school buddies: Cam DeSelle, local vet and bait-store owner; Troy Pitre, the town's mechanic; sex-toy saleslady Carla Fontanelli; and young Father Mike and Sister Joanie, Alcide's source of spiritual strength and juicy gossip. Adding to Lexie's worries are some meth-dealing gangbangers in town for a big drug deal and a category 3 hurricane bearing down on all of them. They're just a few of the ingredients that'll be thrown into the pot for one memorable weekend at Fort St. Jesus Bait and Tackle. Who's the bait and who's the tackle? Who will eat and who will be eaten?

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