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Tampa burn

by Randy Wayne White (2004)

About this book

It's taken ten years for former assassin Doc Ford to reinvent himself on Florida's Gulf coast. Now the abduction of his only son--the legace of a long-ago love affair--has pulled him back into the shadow of his vilent past, and more is at stake than ransom. The kidnapper is a legend known as Incendiario. Torture by fire is his speciality--and his pleasure. In the pay of a vengeful politco with twisted ties to Doc, Incendiario is arranging a private hell reserved for the innocent. The trap has been set. And Doc has no choice but to brave it.--From publisher's description.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreTampa burn Lead Character

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