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An almost twenty-year-old unsolved murder from Florida’s pot-hauling days gets Hannah Smith’s attention, but so does a more immediate problem. A private museum devoted solely to the state’s earliest settlers and pioneers has been announced, and many of Hannah’s friends and neighbors in Sulfur Wells are being pressured to make contributions.
The problem is the whole thing is a scam, and when Hannah sets out to uncover who’s behind it, she discovers that things are even worse than she thought. The museum scam is a front for a real estate power play, her entire village is in danger of being wiped out—and the forces behind it have no intention of letting anything, or anyone, stand in their way.
- Sales Rank: #535544 in Books
- Published on: 2014-08-05
- Released on: 2014-08-05
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 7.50" h x 1.00" w x 4.25" l, .0 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 352 pages
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*Starred Review* Introduced in Gone (2012), fishing guide and sometime PI Hannah Smith returns, and her plate is full. Her willful and sometimes flaky mother is driving her crazy, and Hannah has decided that she’s in love with Doc Ford, star of White’s other series. But Doc takes off unexpectedly for Venezuela, and Hannah’s life becomes far dicier: a bogus charity that is scamming senior citizens is really a front for a real-estate-development scheme that could wipe out Hannah’s tiny home town, and the people behind the scheme are utterly ruthless. Strong-willed and tough-minded, Hannah is also suspicious of just about everyone she encounters, and some of these suspicions function as red herrings. Bogus charities and rapacious real-estate developers are as quintessentially Florida as orange juice, but White also tosses in other Florida verities, including willful destruction of ecological and anthropological treasures, industrial-scale Medicare fraud, and the heyday of Florida drug smuggling and its tragic impact on thousands of Floridians. But the reliance on familiar themes in Florida crime fiction is no quibble; Hannah brings a fresh perspective to White’s much-loved southwest Florida world. --Thomas Gaughan
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“A heroine who’s just as stubborn and capable and even more appealing [than White’s Doc Ford].”—Kirkus Reviews
“[An] entertaining crime thriller.”—Publishers Weekly
“White does pure suspense as well as anyone.”—Booklist
“[Randy Wayne White] raises the bar of the action thriller.”—The Miami Herald
About the Author
Randy Wayne White is the author of the Doc Ford and Hannah Smith novels. He is also the author of a number of nonfiction collections and of a cookbook. A onetime veteran fishing guide, he lives in an old house built on an Indian mound and spends much of his free time windsurfing, playing baseball, and hanging out at Doc Ford’s Rum Bar & Grille on Sanibel Island, Florida.
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
The Hidden Truth
By Gary Severance
Randy Wayne White's second Hannah Smith novel is a fast-paced exciting story of murder, intimidation, and corruption on the southwest coast of Florida. Hannah is a fishing guide in the Sanibel Island area who has a private detective license made possible by her detective uncle Jake prior to his death. Although Hannah does not seek work as a detective, she gets involved in trouble frequently because of her family's long and checkered past living and working in the coastal area. In this adventure, the legacy of marijuana smuggling in the 1960's involving family and friends brings legal problems that interfere with Hannah's current fishing guide business. When she investigates these problems, it is like falling in a nest of fire ants. Swarming out of the past are characters beset by drug addiction, greed, murderous rage, sadism,pit bull ownership, and violence. Hannah develops some new potentially lasting friendships in law enforcement, a handsome special prosecutor Joel and a hyperactive deputy sheriff Bertie. Also, there are good connections in the story with characters from the first Hannah Smith novel Gone (Hannah Smith Novels): Doc Ford a marine biologist/black ops agent and Tomlinson an aging hippy who carries on some of the 1960's marijuana traditions.
Hannah is an interesting character, young and attractive but somewhat reticent to get involved with male suitors. She has had two intimate dates with Doc Ford, but in this story Doc is out of the picture. He is in Venezuela involved in some black ops kidnapping action. While Doc Ford is gone, Joel puts a full courtship press on Hannah. She is dismissive of Joel's moves and is very tentative in her commitment to Doc Ford so we will see how those relationships turn out if there are future Hannah Smith novels. Mr. White still writes his Doc Ford series with twenty published adventures featuring Doc Ford. I like the Hannah Smith mini-series so far, and will read the novels if Randy Wayne White continues to write them.
(Full disclosure: This novel was given to me for an honest review as part of the Early Reviewers program at LibraryThing)
9 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
A New Hannah Smith Thriller Set in the Doc Ford World of Gulf Coast Florida
By Fairbanks Reader - Bonnie Brody
Randy Wayne White's Deceived is a thriller set in the southern Gulf Coast of Florida. It features the same fictional world inhabited by his Doc Ford series of best sellers.
In this novel, Hannah Smith, a fishing guide and part-time private investigator is the protagonist. Florida's coastal history and greed, violence and corruption mingle in a well-crafted thriller. Hannah comes from an old coastal family with roots in the fishing industry and pot smuggling. Her mother has always been difficult, but since having a stroke she has become a real challenge. Hannah reluctantly agrees to check out her mother's best friend, White, who hasn't answered the phone in a few days. When Hannah goes to check out the scene she becomes embroiled in a series of violent and revelatory episodes that keep your interest throughout. There are some nice personal touches and the Florida history is, as always in a White novel, significant to the plot and interesting to anyone interested in the state.
13 of 18 people found the following review helpful.
Deceived: Florida real estate scams with a new spin
By John Williamson
The Sunshine State has its share of excellent authors, which may be a surprise to some. In fact, editor Kevin McCarthy's now-dated 1992 title The Book Lover's Guide to Florida listed over 2,000 writers worth noting. Some could be classified as permanent residents and others as seasonal snowbirds, ranging from Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, Robert Frost and Ernest Hemingway, to John D. MacDonald, Carl Hiassen, Elmore Leonard, and of course Randy Wayne White.
Deceived is the newest offering by this Florida author, outdoor columnist and recent restaurateur, and is the second title in his Hannah Smith series. My first encounter with this author was with his 1992 title, The Heat Islands, the second of his Doc Ford novels, which immediately caused the purchase of Sanibel Flats, the first of this series.
I had read Gone, the first of White's Hannah Smith novel shortly after it was released, looking forward to how he would present a character change to a female protagonist. It was a good but unsettling 3-star read, as the character of Hannah seemed flat. Speaking subjectively, she seemed to be a solid and independent young woman, but in a two-dimensional sense.
But Hannah comes across better and more well rounded in this new book, a tale of a twenty-year-old unsolved homicide from one of the darker sides of the Sunshine State's history: pot trafficking. This gets Hannah's focus, but another situation looms and has a higher priority. A private museum has been announced, one that is planned to be a showpiece for Florida's early pioneers and settlers. Many of Hannah's fellow residents and friends in the village of Sulfur Wells are feeling the pressure to make contributions to this new facility.
However, the entire proposition is a scam, a fraud. Hannah attempts to discover who sets out to uncover whoever's behind the swindle, and finds that things are even worse than she might have thought. The museum is actually a front for a strategic real estate maneuver, and her town is in danger of being destroy completely. As might be guessed, those behind the scam are out to make sure nobody and nothing will stand in their way.
If this seems to be reminiscent of the late John D. MacDonald's 1977's lengthy potboiler Condominium, it's no rehash. MacDonald was a long-time resident of Sarasota's Siesta Key, and he took a dim view of the proliferation of condos in Florida. Author Carl Hiassen has covered this topic a number of times, but Randy Wayne White's newest tale is an original spin on this all-too-familiar topic of avaricious real estate development in the Sunshine State.
The settings are good and will be familiar to readers of the Doc Ford novels, and it's good to see Hannah Smith evolving into a fascinating character in her own right. Speaking subjectively, she's not quite there yet, but getting much closer in this tale. This reader will be looking forward to the next one in this series.
Deceived is a good 4�-star tale, and though Doc Ford may be an incidental character here, this has all of the making for a good series. At 352 pages it's a fairly fast read that introduces more new characters. Without dropping spoilers, keep your eyes open for Hannah's friend Birdy, and let's hope that she appears again in the future. This is a good one from author Randy Wayne White, offering Florida real estate scams with a new spin.
8/22/2013
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