I could not put it down! When you have lived in this area it really comes home to you. I really enjoyed this one!
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Randy Wayne White fans argue that recent Doc Ford novels have been uneven in quality. As a reader of all 17 Ford novels, I can only say that this one examines Doc's abilities, philosophies, and depth of character as perhaps no other novel has done. It is totally different in that it occurs almost completely in one small area near a remote lake in Florida with the principal activity occuring underwater. It brings together...
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Twenty-three-year-old Perry and thirty-one-or-two-year-old King "had been cellmates at Statesville Correctional near Joliet" and now that they were free... it didn't take them long to head straight for deeper trouble. Acting upon stories shared by a fellow inmate the two dim-wit convicts headed to Florida to steal gold coins and whatever additional monetary treasures resided in the West Haven residence of the old man who had...
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During a robbery, ex-cons, King and Perry kill a family of five. They flee from a massive manhunt hiding in the swamps of Central Florida. Their plan is to wait till the heat cools down a little though both know that will be some time as the media has stirred the public and the police. Doc Ford and his three friends (Tomlinson, Will, and Arlis) go to a small lake in search of the late Cuban dictator Batista's treasure...
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I am a long time fan of the Doc Ford series by Randy Wayne White. Unfortunately, the last time I caught sight of him was in "Dark Light". Although not the typical Doc Ford tale, it was none the less interesting and showed a fasinating side of Doc and some of the Dinkin's Bay residents. "Hunter's Moon" was somewhat entertaining, but totally and completely implausible. Moreover, it seemed some flat, vacant secret agent man...
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