Marine biologist and former secret operative Doc Ford is lazily poling his skiff along Southwest Florida's flat copper sea in search of sea anemones when he runs into the body of the most hated man
on Sanibel Island—Marvin Rios.
And when the Island's simplest and sweetest resident is arrested for the murder, Doc heads straight into the heart of the sunshine state's dark side—to save his friend from being framed, and to save
Sanibel Island from a rising tide of land-grab schemes, blood money, and violence.
Marine biologist and former secret operative Doc Ford is lazily poling his skiff along Southwest Florida's flat copper sea in search of sea anemones when he runs into the body of the most hated man
on Sanibel Island—Marvin Rios.
And when the Island's simplest and sweetest resident is arrested for the murder, Doc heads straight into the heart of the sunshine state's dark side—to save his friend from being framed, and to save
Sanibel Island from a rising tide of land-grab schemes, blood money, and violence.
Editorial Reviews
Editorial Reviews
“[White] continues to portray the world of mangrove swamp, gulf, hummock
islands, and tidal inlets with palpable description. The characters are
deftly drawn and the villain is someone you’ll love to hate.” —Rocky Mountain News
“Politics and land development are pivotal elements in this taut,
suspenseful tale as White makes the lure of the sea understandable to
landlubbers and presents a panoramic view of southwest Florida.” —Publishers Weekly
[White] continues to portray the world of mangrove swamp, gulf, hummock islands and tidal inlets with palpable description. The characters are deftly drawn and the villain is someone you'll love to hate." —Rocky Mountain News"
Randy Wayne White has written twenty-five books in the Doc Ford series and several novels in the Hannah Smith series as well as nonfiction. Several of the Doc Ford novels have been New
York Times bestsellers. Four collections of his columns for Outside magazine have been published elsewhere. In 2002, a one-hour documentary film called The Gift of the
Game, about his trip to Cuba to find the remnants of the Little League teams founded by Ernest Hemingway in the days before Castro, won the “Best of the Fest” award from the 2002 Woods Hole
Film Festival and then was broadcast by PBS in 2003. A veteran fishing guide who at one time had his own local PBS show, he lives in an old house on an Indian mound in Pineland, Florida.
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Category:
Fiction/Mystery & Detective
Publisher:
Tantor Audio
Publisher:
Tantor Audio
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8
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Runtime:
10.40
ISBN:
9798200109456
ISBN:
9798200109463
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Language:
English
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