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Dead of Night | 
 enlarge | Author: Randy Wayne White
Publisher: Berkley
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  27 reviews
Sales Rank: 179528
Media: Mass Market Paperback
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 368
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 6.7 x 4.2 x 1.3
ISBN: 042520944X
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN: 9780425209448
ASIN: 042520944X
Publication Date: March 7, 2006
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The bizarre suicide of a biologist leads Doc Ford to the discovery of flesh-eating parasites infesting Florida waters--and a biological catastrophe that only Doc can stop.
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 Biological Terrorism Reality June 14, 2008
One of White's best novels. Doc is asked to visit a brother of a friend. He arrives to find the brother being beaten by two Russians. He chases the bad guys and returns to find the brother has hung himself and worms are crawling out of his body. The Guinea Worms are not found in Florida. Doc is called in on the case by his Black OPS boss. The country suspects Terrorism. Doc's friend is murdered and he, Tomlinson, and his son are on the case. In a freaky mishap, Tomlinson is attacked by a fish not found in Florida waters. The brother genius, his sister, a missing computer, and odd varieties of animals not found in Florida connects the Russians. Doc puts himself as bait. It works. While Tomlinson is on the operating table, Doc's heart stops. He's dead until resuciated by the woman Russian. The ending is in my opinion the greatest ever. The ending gives the real motive of biological terrorism. It isn't about god and country, it's all about money and greed."
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Dead of Night March 26, 2008
I THOUGHT THE BOOK WAS GREAT, GREAT CHARACTER MIX. A THRILLER AT THE TURN OF EVERY PAGE. LOVED THE 2 RUSSIANS WHAT CHARACTERS
Doc Ford vs. various evil species March 2, 2008
We've been following Doc Ford, Randy Wayne White's spy-turned-marine-biologist, for some years now. White started out the series with the main character mainly having a persona as a scientist, and slowly allowed him to morph into this really tough guy who wears thick glasses, but can really fight and is pretty cold-blooded too.
The current entry has one of Ford's friends asking him to look in on her brother. The brother lives in an isolated cabin and hasn't answered the phone in several days. When Ford gets there, he discovers the brother tied to a chair, being tortured by a couple of people. Ford intervenes, of course, and that starts off the festivities.
It turns out that someone's introducing predatory, particularly deadly, tropical species into Southern Florida from other parts of the world. If this became public, the land values in the area would plummet. Ford must weave his way through a series of bad characters (including a homicidal ex-Russian spy who's also a pretty predatory female) and figure out a way to stop things before they get way out of hand.
Tomlinson's involved again, also, along with Ford's son, his half-sister, and other familiar characters. The book's in keeping with the rest of the series, and fun.
 I've read better September 27, 2007
I am certainly a fan of this genre of novel; however I have found Dark of Night so full of superfluous material, which has no bearing on the plot itself, that I am tempted to wonder if Mr. White is being paid by the word by his publisher for his output.
I know he can do better than this.
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