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Table of Contents Praise for Randy Wayne White and TWELVE MILE LIMIT Randy - photo 1
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Praise for Randy Wayne White and TWELVE MILE LIMIT
Randy Wayne White and his Doc Ford join my list of must-reads. It is no small matter when I assert that White is getting pretty darn close to joining Carl Hiaasen and John D. MacDonald.
Chicago Tribune

Fellow Travis McGee fans, rejoice. His spiritual heir has appeared in the person of Doc Ford. The Charlotte Observer

The best new writer since Carl Hiaasen. Packed with finely drawn characters, relevant social issues, superb plotting and an effortless writing style.
The Denver Post

A series to be savored.
The San Diego Union-Tribune

A fine book to read on the beachor anywhere else. Just dont take it down from the shelf the day before the deep-sea diving expedition.
The New Orleans Times-Picayune

White relates his story with his usual seasoned skill.
The Orlando Sentinel

Its plot (based on a true incident) is harrowing, and Whitea longtime fishing guideexcels at evoking the feels of life on the waters of South Florida.
The Seattle Times

The rightful heir to John D. MacDonald [and] Carl Hiaasen... Whites novels are always more than thrillers.
The Tampa Tribune

Guaranteed to heat up your summer reading.
The Florida Times-Union

Crisp action, thoughtful reflections on human relations, and some of the best writing about the sea by anyone in or out of the crime-fiction genre.
Booklist

Plenty entertaining... will have fans shouting encore.
Publishers Weekly

SHARK RIVER
Woven knot by knot, the work of a master.
Publishers Weekly

Whites meticulous and loving description of Floridas vanishing natural landscape... sets the book apart from those by a host of other Florida mystery writers.
The Raleigh News & Observer

Doc Ford fans will not want to miss Shark River, which gives a revealing look at Fords dark background and explains his curious bond with Tomlinson. But readers do not need to be familiar with the series to relish a novel that shows one of the nations most accomplished wordsmiths at the top of his game.
The Tampa Tribune

His mano-a-mano action scenes adhere to the muscle-flexing style of writers like James W. Hall and Les Standiford.
Marilyn Stasio

A real winner here. I am an instant fan in search of the authors earlier books. More, please.
The Washington Times

TEN THOUSAND ISLANDS
A taut story of modern greed and violence. Plenty of great twists... make this one of the most satisfying thrillers in recent memory.
Chicago Tribune

We cant think of a better way to spend a summer afternoon than curled up with this book... A wild dangerous adventure... Breathless action.
The Denver Post

A powerful look at Floridas heart of darkness... A rapid-fire tale that will snare readers like a treble hook... No one around today writes as well about Florida... Rough-edged and violent... One of the best in a series that is as good as anything being written today.
The Tampa Tribune

When it comes to Florida, White is positively lyrical... Marvelous description, good plotting, and plenty of action.
The Florida Times-Union

THE MANGROVE COAST
Captivating.
Chicago Tribune

White reels in readers with another effective combination of atmosphere and action.
The Orlando Sentinel

[White] seems more than a match for any of Floridas fictioneers.
Los Angeles Times

Action-packed and skillfully plotted... a pleasure to read.
The Dallas Morning News

A first-rate thriller.
The Tampa Tribune

White is a master of the finishing touch.
The Miami Herald

CAPTIVA
Packed with finely-drawn characters, relevant social issues, superb plotting, and an effortless writing style. Well drop anything were doing to read a new Randy Wayne White book and be glad we did.
The Denver Post

White tells one whale of a story.
The Miami Herald

An enticing brew of hard-drinking, thick-skulled anglers, plodding detectives, and plotting marina bosses. White knows a thing or two about friendship, love, and honor.
Entertainment Weekly

Edginess is what sets Whites work apart from the rest of the pack... a prickly, enigmatic hero... ambience, compelling characters, and straightforward suspense.
San Francisco Chronicle

An inventive story... White knows how to build a plot... with touches John D. MacDonald would have appreciated.
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Titles by Randy Wayne White

Sanibel Flats
The Heat Islands
The Man Who Invented Florida
Captiva
North of Havana
The Mangrove Coast
Ten Thousand Islands
Shark River
Twelve Mile Limit
Everglades
Tampa Burn
Dead of Night
Dark Light
Hunters Moon
Black Widow

Nonfiction

Batfishing in the Rainforest
The Sharks of Lake Nicaragua
Last Flight Out
An American Traveler
Tarpon Fishing in Mexico and Florida (An Introduction)
Randy Wayne Whites Gulf Coast Cookbook
(with Carlene Fredericka Brennen)
This book is dedicated to my extended family at Sanibels old Tarpon Bay Marina - photo 2
This book is dedicated to my extended family at Sanibels old Tarpon Bay Marina, where for thirteen years I was a fishing guide: Mack and Eleanor Hamby, George and Willy, Capt. Graeme Mellor, Capt. Nick Clements, Capt. Neville Robeson, Capt. Alex Payne, and Carlene Brennen, as well as all the guides at Sanibel Marina, South Seas, Tween Waters, and Jensens Marinas who provided much good humor and help while on the water. I would also like to thank my pals Dr. Brian Hummel, Gary Terwilliger, Stu Johnson, and Rob Wells for their unfailing support and lots of great sunsets on the porch.
Finally, this book honors David Madott, Omar Shearer, and Kent Monroe, three bright stars on the Gulf Stream, wherever they may now be.
Acknowledgments

The islands of Sanibel and Captiva and the old Conquistador city of Cartagena, Colombia, are real places, and, I hope, faithfully described, but they are all used fictitiously in this novel.
The same is true of certain actual businesses, marinas, bars, and other places frequented by Doc Ford, Tomlinson, and their friends. In all other respects, this novel is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the authors imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or to actual events or locales is entirely coincidental.
The author would like to thank Dr. Allan W. Eckert for his friendship and his invaluable research on the Amazon Valley, its flora and fauna and its indigenous people. In South America, during my research there, William Dau, Alvaro Sierra, and Jorge Arauja were all extremely helpful. Dave Lara, Margarita Rosa, Mayra Salgado, and Haroldo Payares provided valuable social and political insights. Claudia Vinueza was helpful in translating English words into Jivaro or similar dialects.
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