The wind howled and the floodwaters crashed ashore like a raging river as Hurricane Ian ripped through Sanibel Island. And the whole time, Randy Wayne White kept shooting video on his phone and taking ...

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HAUNTED (G.P. Putnam's Sons; August 19, 2014) is the action-packed new thriller from Randy Wayne White, author of the bestselling Doc Ford mystery series. With the first in this series, 2012's Gone, ...

Florida author Randy Wayne White wastes no time plunging his hero Marion "Doc" Ford into an action-packed thriller that doesn't stop for a breath until the last sentence. White's 16th novel about Ford ...

Bestselling author Randy Wayne White will be signing copies of his new Doc Ford thriller, "Tomlinson's Wake," at various locations in Southwest Florida. Artist Steve Keene's exhibit, "RAUSCHENBERG 100 ...

Looking for some entertainment in Southwest Florida? Here are five fun things to do this weekend and beyond, including the second-annual Fringe Fort Myers and several book-signing events with Doc Ford ...

Few authors have owned Florida’s Gulf Coast as Randy Wayne White has. His novels about Marion “Doc” Ford are an homage to Florida life, history and culture with plenty of intrigue, action and a few ...

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Novelist Randy Wayne White just closed on a real estate deal that’s short on price but big on history with a positive outlook on the future of citrus farming. White, author of more than 20 novels ...

Acclaimed Florida novelist Randy Wayne White travels to Cuba with former pitchers Bill "Spaceman" Lee (Boston Red Sox) and Jon Warden (Detroit Tigers), and a band of baseball enthusiasts to find and ...

Author Randy Wayne White remembers the first time he and fellow Davenport native Wendy Webb, a singer-songwriter, performed in the same show. “She was extraordinary,” he said. “And I was stocky and ...