Sanibel Flats (Doc Ford Series #1)

by Randy Wayne White

Overview

Sanibel Flats is a fast-paced reissue of the first Doc Ford Novel from New York Times bestselling author Randy Wayne White.

Its cool gulf breezes lured him from a life of danger. Its dark undercurrents threatened to destroy him…

After ten years of living life on the edge, it was hard for ex-CIA agent Doc Ford to get that addiction to danger out of his system. But spending each day in Florida, watching the sun melt into Dinkins Bay and the moon rise over the mangrove trees, cooking dinner for his beautiful neighbor, and dispensing advice to the locals over a cold beer lulled him into letting his guard down. Then Rafe Hollins appeared. How could Doc refuse his old friend’s request—even if it would put him back on the firing line…and change forever the life he’d built here on Sanibel Island?

This edition of the book is the deluxe, tall rack mass market paperback.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781250127228
Publisher:	St. Martin's Publishing Group
Publication date:	03/07/2017
Series:	Doc Ford Series , #1
Pages:	416
Sales rank:	90,500
Product dimensions:	4.10(w) x 7.40(h) x 1.20(d)

About the Author

Randy Wayne White is a columnist for Outside Magazine, the host of "On the Water," a PBS television series, and a veteran Sanibel Island fishing guide. He is the author of the Doc Ford books including Sanibel Flats, The Heat Islands, and The Man Who Invented Florida. He lives with his family in Ft. Myers, Florida.

Editorial Reviews

"Dick Hill is fully believable as he delivers the numerous Latin accents, and he really puts out the character of Ford's confidant. The story…[is] definitely worth listening to." ---AudioFile

From the Publisher

Dick Hill breathes new life into White’s first Doc Ford adventure, which takes place around 1990. Ford, an ex-CIA agent, is now a marine biologist. He’s on a mission to retrieve his friend's son, who’s been kidnapped by a Central American general. Add a mixture of gunrunners, stolen artifacts, and a special emerald, and you have the makings of a nonstop thriller. Dick Hill is fully believable as he delivers the numerous Latin accents, and he really puts out the character of Ford's confidant. The story may be 20 years old, but it's definitely worth listening to—even for a second time. A.L.H. © AudioFile 2010, Portland, Maine

NOVEMBER 2010 - AudioFile