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The worst lies end up in the deep rough…
When a South Florida golf club is hit with a series of suspicious events on the eve of hosting a big tournament, there's only one man to call.
Miami Jones.
But when a caddy goes missing after an altercation with Jones, Miami finds himself in the middle of the case, not just solving it.
Miami must navigate billionaire property developers engaged in a high-priced tit-for-tat, death threats and a state investigator who is interested in his girlfriend in a professional capacity and maybe more-to keep himself, the club and the great state of Florida well and truly out of the deep rough.
"I rarely read a book where I find myself wishing the characters were real, and that I could know them. That's true of Miami and friends" - Reader review
"I could not stop laughing." Reader review
Series praise:
"...strong, unstereotyped, and engaging..." Kirkus Reviews
"a well-balanced mix of intrigue, dry humor, and wit..." Manhattan Book Review
"Robert B. Parker meets Carl Hiaasen." - Bookbub
The worst lies end up in the deep rough…
When a South Florida golf club is hit with a series of suspicious events on the eve of hosting a big tournament, there's only one man to call.
Miami Jones.
But when a caddy goes missing after an altercation with Jones, Miami finds himself in the middle of the case, not just solving it.
Miami must navigate billionaire property developers engaged in a high-priced tit-for-tat, death threats and a state investigator who is interested in his girlfriend in a professional capacity and maybe more-to keep himself, the club and the great state of Florida well and truly out of the deep rough.
"I rarely read a book where I find myself wishing the characters were real, and that I could know them. That's true of Miami and friends" - Reader review
"I could not stop laughing." Reader review
Series praise:
"...strong, unstereotyped, and engaging..." Kirkus Reviews
"a well-balanced mix of intrigue, dry humor, and wit..." Manhattan Book Review
"Robert B. Parker meets Carl Hiaasen." - Bookbub