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Bob Morris is well-know throughout Florida and the Southeast through his work in newspapers, magazines and television.
A former columnist for the Orlando Sentinel, Fort Myers News-Press and The New York Times regional newspapers, Morris served as editor of Caribbean Travel& Life and Gulfshore Life magazines. His work regularly appears in National Geographic Traveler, Islands, The Robb Report, Men's Fitness, Bon Appetit and other publications.
He lives in Winter Park, Florida.
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Fourth in the Zack Chasteen series:
A Deadly Silver Sea |
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Zack Chasteen and his wife join 100 notable passengers in Miami for the inaugural voyage of The Royal Star, the most exclusive cruise ship in the world. An hour out of port, gunmen kill most of the officers and sequester the passengers. Zack must uncover the hijackers' motives and keep himself and his wife alive.
First printing signed by the author. |
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Third in the Zack Chasteen series:
Bermuda Schwartz |
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Zack and his associate Boggy, get caught up in a series of brutal murders in the shipwreck=laden waters off Bermuda's shore. Involvement with treasure salvager Teddy Schwartz leads them on a quest for a 2,000 year old valuable treasure. |
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Signed first printing
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Second in the Zack Chasteen series:
Jamaica Me Dead |
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Florida and Jamaica are the perfect setting for this hilarious, full throttle ride that only Bob Morris can provide. Monk DeVane, one of Zack Chasteen's former Miami Dolphin's teammates, invites Zack and his girlfriend to a half time party, only to find a bomb under a chair.
St Martins Press 2005 1st ed 1st printing |
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Available in paperback $6.99
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First in the Zach Chasteen series:
Bahamarama |
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Two years in a Florida federal prison on bogus charges has made former Miami Dolphins linebacker Zack Chasteen stir crazy. The first step toward getting his life back together is meeting up with his beautiful magazine mogul girlfriend, Barbara, on Harbor Island in the Bahamas.
But making it out of Florida proves harder than he expected.
Zack barely leaves the state alive before he learns Barbara's been kidnapped and her ex-lover, a photographer, murdered.
Once again, trouble has come knocking on Zack's door and found him home.
2004 STM Signed 1st Ed, 1st Printing. |
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Nominated for the Edgar Award for Best First Mystery of 2004.
Also available in paperback 6.99
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| Bahamarama by Bob Morris |
| by Joanne Sinchuk |
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During Hurricane Frances, when everything in South Florida is closed down, those of us with huge to-be-read piles use the opportunity to make a dent in it. So it was very appropriate that I read a book with a hurricane in it.
Bahamarama is a first book, by another new Florida mystery author. And, this one is another good one.
Former Miami Dolphins linebacker Zack Chasteen, is trying to return home to his Florida charter boat business after serving two years in a Florida prison. He has an envelope from his girlfriend containing a note which effectively says meet me at the Albury Beach Club on Harbour Island in the Bahamas, a charter flight ticket to get there, and 20 hundred-dollar bills.
What more could a guy ask for? What he got was kidnapped by professional gangsters. He escapes to the Bahamas, where his girlfriend is waiting for
him, only to find that she has been kidnapped in his place.
Bob Morris has a good writing style - hardboiled, but not too; funny, but not too; clever, but not too. And drops of witticisms (particularly as they pertain to drinking) abound. "Put clear on top of brown, wake up with a frown." Although this is a first book, he has been columnist and editor for
several South Florida newspapers and periodicals, and this is the first of a series set in Florida and the Carribean. He has blurbs from Dave Barry, Carl Hiaasen, and Randy Wayne White. And he delivers on them. This is a great first book.
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| Posted 12-10-2004 |
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