Doc Ford Novel Bone Deep, Book 21, (Paperback)

from WhitmelB

Just as John D. MacDonald's Travis McGee fought the polluters, corruption and real estate con men of Florida in his adventures so does Doc Ford run into the modern equivalent. And in similar fashion real places and incidents are neatly woven into the narrative. Sanibel Island, Peace River, variou...

from Tmtrvlr

Well, I am not sure how I missed out on books 1-20, but yes, this is the 21st in the Doc Ford series. It is definitely a stand alone book, and I never felt I was missing something in the story by not reading the previous books. I enjoyed the main characters in this story. Doc and his sort of ex H...

from Barb_H

I won a copy of this book from a LibraryThing giveaway. This was my first book in the Doc Ford series that I have read. I didn't really feel like I was missing much, maybe a little better explanation about Marion's background, but it didn't confuse me or anything. I enjoyed the story, especially ...

from thehistorychic

Listened for Review (Penguin Audio) Overall Rating: 3.75 Story Rating: 4.00 Character Rating: 3.50 Audio Rating: 4.50 (not part of the overall rating) First Thought when Finished: Bone Deep by Randy Wayne White was a pretty interesting mix of mystery and history! Read It File It: I will admit I p...

from Picathartes

This was one of the better Randy Wayne White novels that I have read. He is a really gifted writer. The first chapter was superb, and the hook was set. The ending was good too. At some point though, he starts to add too much tangential stuff, the purpose of which seems to be only to fill out the...