Summary
Doc Ford is on a collision course with death in this extraordinary new novel from the New York Times bestselling author. There's plenty going on in the trailer park known as Little Guadalajara, inhabited principally by illegal laborers. The park manager is the hired gun of a financial syndicate that wants to develop the property, and he's prepared to do whatever it takes - but he can't figure out what to do about the teenage girl, the one the laborers believe has some sort of gift. When she witnesses him killing a man, and runs, there's nothing left to figure: he's got to find her fast and shut her up for good. Her only hope for survival: a marine biologist (and sometimes more) named Doc Ford, who along with his friend Tomlinson, must undertake a search through an underground, invisible nation ... and hope he reaches her first.
Randy Wayne White was born in 1950 in Ohio. He starting working for the Fort Myers News Press after graduating high school. He then got himself a captain's license and bought a used charter boat. He operated as a light tackle fishing guide at the Tarpon Bay Marina on Sanibel Island for several years.
He is now a writer of crime fiction and non-fiction. Several of his titles have made the New York Times best-seller list and he has received awards for his fiction works and television documentary. His most popular series of crime novels features NSA Agent Doc Ford, a marine biologist living on the Gulf Coast of Florida.
(Bowker Author Biography)
