Deep Blue (Doc Ford) - Hardcover

Praise for Randy Wayne White s "Cuba Straits
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White shows a new side to his talent [in "Cuba Straits"], combining familiar themes and much-loved characters with a real flair for madcap adventure. "Booklist "(starred review)
White smoothly combines history, action, and colorful characters into a savory concoction easily devoured in a single sitting. "Publishers Weekly"
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A trove of revealing private documents, rumors concerning a political assassination, a trip to Cuba it s either today s newspaper or Dr. Marion Ford s 22nd adventure. . . . Cuba provides the perfect setting. . . . The next few months headlines will determine whether his view of contemporary Cuba is remarkably prophetic. "Kirkus Reviews"
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Baseball, fishing, sharp dialogue, and an action-packed story. Pour a mojito, think of a place where people clap just because the sun goes down, and read this. Cleveland" Plain Dealer"
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Intriguing settings, colorful characters, and eye-opening geopolitical dramas. When you mix everything together, you have a ready-to-serve and highly recommended first-class adventure. "Mystery Scene"
White s storytelling at its best . . . a rip-roaring plot filled with baseball, history, lost treasure, and, just for good measure, a love triangle all wrapped in politics. "South Florida Sun-Sentinel"
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The master has knocked one out of the park. "The" "Florida Times-Union""

Praise for "Deep Blue
"
White shows a new side to his talent [in "Cuba Straits"], combining familiar themes and much-loved characters with a real flair for madcap adventure. "Booklist "(starred review)
White smoothly combines history, action, and colorful characters into a savory concoction easily devoured in a single sitting. "Publishers Weekly"
""
A trove of revealing private documents, rumors concerning a political assassination, a trip to Cuba it s either today s newspaper or Dr. Marion Ford s 22nd adventure. . . . Cuba provides the perfect setting. . . . The next few months headlines will determine whether his view of contemporary Cuba is remarkably prophetic. "Kirkus Reviews"
""
Baseball, fishing, sharp dialogue, and an action-packed story. Pour a mojito, think of a place where people clap just because the sun goes down, and read this. Cleveland" Plain Dealer"
""
Intriguing settings, colorful characters, and eye-opening geopolitical dramas. When you mix everything together, you have a ready-to-serve and highly recommended first-class adventure. "Mystery Scene"
White s storytelling at its best . . . a rip-roaring plot filled with baseball, history, lost treasure, and, just for good measure, a love triangle all wrapped in politics. "South Florida Sun-Sentinel"
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The master has knocked one out of the park. "The" "Florida Times-Union
" "In"Deep Blue," " White turns a cool variation on the dramatic principle known as Chekhov's gun....In this case, you can't pepper the beginning of the book with references to a stupendous great white shark...without bringing her back to, in effect, go off. And she will, when almost everyone least expects it. " "Tampa Bay Times"""

Praise for DEEP BLUE
A trip to the Gulf Coast with Doc Ford is never dull and White doesn t skimp on the action .This marine biologist increasingly lets his clandestine life as a government operative take him away from his quiet Sanibel Island home [and White] continues to find fresh ways to bring Ford into the chaos of world politics. "South Florida Sun Sentinel"
As with every Doc Ford story, the writing is tight and the story fast-paced. [Fans of] thriller heroes from James Bond to Jason Bourne will find a lot to like." " Associated Press
In"Deep Blue," White turns a cool variation on the dramatic principle known as Chekhov's gun....In this case, you can't pepper the beginning of the book with references to a stupendous great white shark...without bringing her back to, in effect, go off. And she will, when almost everyone least expects it. "Tampa Bay Times"
Lively characters, enough action for three summer blockbusters, and plenty of plot twists make this a great addition to the bestselling series. "Publishers Weekly"
Praise for CUBA STRAITS
The master has knocked one out of the park. Writing about two subjects he knows and loves, Cuba and baseball, award-winning Florida author Randy Wayne White has produced a series winner with his latest Doc Ford adventure, "Cuba Straits."
"Florida Times-Union"
White shows a new side to his talent here, combining familiar themes and much-loved characters with a real flair for madcap adventure. "Booklist"

White smoothly combines history, action, and colorful characters into a savory concoction. "Publishers Weekly"
""
Poor a mojito, think of a place where people clap just because the sun goes down and read this. "Milwaukee Journal Sentinel"
White continues to find fresh ways of bringing Doc into the chaos of world politics...Who Doc decides to save and why showcases White s storytelling at its best. "South Florida Sun Sentinel"
""
As always, White keeps the pace of the plot in"Cuba Straits"revving ever faster. He's also always adept at weaving story and setting together, and this time he takes Doc into fresh territory and makes Cuba just as vivid and alluring as the Florida that is his fiction's usual habitat. "Tampa Bay Times"
""
No one but Randy Wayne White could conjure up a crazy tale like"Cuba Straits." "Star-Telegram""

Praise for DEEP BLUE
White continues to impress with detail and description of the high-tech marvels that have become a part of everyman s life.... "Deep Blue" is the author at his best. You will want to say He is back, but he never left . "Florida Times-Union"
A trip to the Gulf Coast with Doc Ford is never dull and White doesn t skimp on the action .This marine biologist increasingly lets his clandestine life as a government operative take him away from his quiet Sanibel Island home [and White] continues to find fresh ways to bring Ford into the chaos of world politics. "South Florida Sun Sentinel"
As with every Doc Ford story, the writing is tight and the story fast-paced. [Fans of] thriller heroes from James Bond to Jason Bourne will find a lot to like." " Associated Press
In"Deep Blue," White turns a cool variation on the dramatic principle known as Chekhov's gun....In this case, you can't pepper the beginning of the book with references to a stupendous great white shark...without bringing her back to, in effect, go off. And she will, when almost everyone least expects it. "Tampa Bay Times"
Lively characters, enough action for three summer blockbusters, and plenty of plot twists make this a great addition to the bestselling series. "Publishers Weekly"
It s surreal and whacky, but darn scary and suspenseful, too. Mr. White delivers once again the thinking person s thriller his readers have come to expect, along with excellent management of pacing, settings and characterization. It s a winner. --"Florida Weekly"
Praise for CUBA STRAITS
The master has knocked one out of the park. Writing about two subjects he knows and loves, Cuba and baseball, award-winning Florida author Randy Wayne White has produced a series winner with his latest Doc Ford adventure, "Cuba Straits."
"Florida Times-Union"
White shows a new side to his talent here, combining familiar themes and much-loved characters with a real flair for madcap adventure. "Booklist"

White smoothly combines history, action, and colorful characters into a savory concoction. "Publishers Weekly"
""
Poor a mojito, think of a place where people clap just because the sun goes down and read this. "Milwaukee Journal Sentinel"
White continues to find fresh ways of bringing Doc into the chaos of world politics...Who Doc decides to save and why showcases White s storytelling at its best. "South Florida Sun Sentinel"
""
As always, White keeps the pace of the plot in"Cuba Straits"revving ever faster. He's also always adept at weaving story and setting together, and this time he takes Doc into fresh territory and makes Cuba just as vivid and alluring as the Florida that is his fiction's usual habitat. "Tampa Bay Times"
""
No one but Randy Wayne White could conjure up a crazy tale like"Cuba Straits." "Star-Telegram""

Praise for DEEP BLUE
White continues to impress with detail and description of the high-tech marvels that have become a part of everyman s life.... Deep Blue is the author at his best. You will want to say He is back, but he never left . Florida Times-Union

A trip to the Gulf Coast with Doc Ford is never dull and White doesn t skimp on the action .This marine biologist increasingly lets his clandestine life as a government operative take him away from his quiet Sanibel Island home [and White] continues to find fresh ways to bring Ford into the chaos of world politics. South Florida Sun Sentinel

As with every Doc Ford story, the writing is tight and the story fast-paced. [Fans of] thriller heroes from James Bond to Jason Bourne will find a lot to like. Associated Press

InDeep Blue, White turns a cool variation on the dramatic principle known as Chekhov's gun....In this case, you can't pepper the beginning of the book with references to a stupendous great white shark...without bringing her back to, in effect, go off. And she will, when almost everyone least expects it. Tampa Bay Times

Lively characters, enough action for three summer blockbusters, and plenty of plot twists make this a great addition to the bestselling series. Publishers Weekly

It s surreal and whacky, but darn scary and suspenseful, too. Mr. White delivers once again the thinking person s thriller his readers have come to expect, along with excellent management of pacing, settings and characterization. It s a winner. --Florida Weekly

Praise for CUBA STRAITS

The master has knocked one out of the park. Writing about two subjects he knows and loves, Cuba and baseball, award-winning Florida author Randy Wayne White has produced a series winner with his latest Doc Ford adventure, Cuba Straits.
Florida Times-Union

White shows a new side to his talent here, combining familiar themes and much-loved characters with a real flair for madcap adventure. Booklist

White smoothly combines history, action, and colorful characters into a savory concoction. Publishers Weekly

Poor a mojito, think of a place where people clap just because the sun goes down and read this. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
White continues to find fresh ways of bringing Doc into the chaos of world politics...Who Doc decides to save and why showcases White s storytelling at its best. South Florida Sun Sentinel

As always, White keeps the pace of the plot inCuba Straitsrevving ever faster. He's also always adept at weaving story and setting together, and this time he takes Doc into fresh territory and makes Cuba just as vivid and alluring as the Florida that is his fiction's usual habitat. Tampa Bay Times

No one but Randy Wayne White could conjure up a crazy tale likeCuba Straits. Star-Telegram"

Praise for DEEP BLUE

"White continues to impress with detail and description of the high-tech marvels that have become a part of everyman's life.... Deep Blue is the author at his best. You will want to say 'He is back, ' but he never left." -- Florida Times-Union

"A trip to the Gulf Coast with Doc Ford is never dull...and White doesn't skimp on the action....This marine biologist increasingly lets his clandestine life as a government operative take him away from his quiet Sanibel Island home [and White] continues to find fresh ways to bring Ford into the chaos of world politics." -- South Florida Sun Sentinel

"As with every Doc Ford story, the writing is tight and the story fast-paced. ... [Fans of] thriller heroes from James Bond to Jason Bourne will find a lot to like." -Associated Press

"In Deep Blue, White turns a cool variation on the dramatic principle known as Chekhov's gun....In this case, you can't pepper the beginning of the book with references to a stupendous great white shark...without bringing her back to, in effect, go off. And she will, when almost everyone least expects it." -- Tampa Bay Times

"Lively characters, enough action for three summer blockbusters, and plenty of plot twists make this a great addition to the bestselling series." -- Publishers Weekly

"It's surreal and whacky, but darn scary and suspenseful, too. ... Mr. White delivers once again the thinking person's thriller his readers have come to expect, along with excellent management of pacing, settings and characterization. It's a winner." --Florida Weekly

Praise for CUBA STRAITS

"The master has knocked one out of the park. Writing about two subjects he knows and loves, Cuba and baseball, award-winning Florida author Randy Wayne White has produced a series winner with his latest Doc Ford adventure, Cuba Straits."
-- Florida Times-Union

"White shows a new side to his talent here, combining familiar themes and much-loved characters with a real flair for madcap adventure." -- Booklist

"White smoothly combines history, action, and colorful characters into a savory concoction." -- Publishers Weekly

"Poor a mojito, think of a place where people clap 'just because the sun goes down' and read this."--Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

"White continues to find fresh ways of bringing Doc into the chaos of world politics...Who Doc decides to save-- and why-- showcases White's storytelling at its best." --South Florida Sun Sentinel

"As always, White keeps the pace of the plot in Cuba Straits revving ever faster. He's also always adept at weaving story and setting together, and this time he takes Doc into fresh territory and makes Cuba just as vivid and alluring as the Florida that is his fiction's usual habitat." --Tampa Bay Times

"No one but Randy Wayne White could conjure up a crazy tale like Cuba Straits." --Star-Telegram

This is Randy Wayne White's twenty-third Doc Ford book. He has also had four collections of his columns for Outside magazine and elsewhere published--and the new Hannah Smith series has debuted with Gone, Deceived, and Haunted. In 2002, a one-hour documentary film called The Gift of the Game, about White's 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, then was bought by PBS and broadcast station by station in the spring and summer of 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.