Description
After 25 years on the job, Detective Roscoe Conklin trades his badge for a pair of shorts and sandals and moves to Bonaire, a small island nestled in the southern Caribbean. But the warm water, palm trees, and sunsets are derailed when his long-time police-buddy and friend back home, is murdered.
Conklin dusts off a few markers and calls his old department, trolling for information. It's slow going. No surprise, there. After all, it's an active investigation, and his compadres back home aren't saying a damn thing.
He's 2,000 miles away, living in paradise. Does he really think he can help? They suggest he go to the beach and catch some rays.
For Conklin, it's not that simple. Outside looking in? Not him. Never has been. Never will be.
When a suspicious mishap lands his significant other, Arabella, in the hospital, the island police conduct, at best, a sluggish investigation, stonewalling progress. Conklin questions the evidence and challenges the department's methods. Something isn't right.
Arabella wasn't the intended target.
He was.
Perfect for fans of Randy Wayne White's Doc Ford and Robert B. Parker's Spencer
While the novels in the Roscoe Conklin Mystery Series stand on their own and can be read in any order, the publication sequence is:
Diver's Paradise
Paradise Cove
Product Details
| Publisher | Oceanview Publishing |
| Publish Date | April 07, 2020 |
| Pages | 336 |
| Language | English |
| Type |  Hardback |
| EAN/UPC | 9781608093830 |
| Dimensions | 9.3 X 6.3 X 1.0 inches | 1.2 pounds |
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Reviews
"If you like Caribbean settings, scuba diving, fishing and characters who would rather drink a Bright (Amstel Bright beer) than replace a lightbulb in a resort room, you'll like Roscoe Conklin." --Key West Citizen
"If you like Caribbean settings, scuba diving, fishing and characters who would rather drink a Bright (Amstel Bright beer) than replace a lightbulb in a resort room, you'll like Roscoe Conklin." --Key West Citizen.
"Diver's Paradise had me hooked from the first pages, from its opening in snowy Rockford, Illinois to the sunny beaches of an island in the Caribbean. Roscoe Conklin, or R, as he's known, is a totally likable and engaging protagonist whom I can't wait to revisit in the next one. Davin Goodwin is a major new talent." --Michael A. Black, award-winning author of Blood Trails
"Diver's Paradise is a fast-paced and engaging thriller that will linger long after the final page." --D. P. Lyle, Macavity and Benjamin Franklin Award-winning author
"Diver's Paradise starts off with a bang and never lets up! A fantastic Caribbean mystery that will appeal to fans of Randy Wayne White. The ultimate beach read for those for who love sun, sand, and turquoise water!" --Ward Larsen, USA Today best-selling author
"[Diver's Paradise is an] impressive debut and series launch. Fans of John D. MacDonald's Travis McGee will look forward to seeing more of Conklin." --Publishers Weekly
"[Diver's Paradise is] a dazzling debut thriller that grabs you by the throat with spell-binding action from the first page - and never slows down. Davin Goodwin has created a fascinating character in Roscoe Conklin, a retired cop living in an island paradise who can't escape the deadly secrets from his past. Highly recommended!" --R. G. Belsky, author of the award-winning Clare Carlson series
"Make room at the table with Child, Grisham, and Coben. Davin Goodwin's debut novel Diver's Paradise is a stay-up-all-night page-turner in the best traditions of the American thriller." --Renee James, author of Seven Suspects
"Tightly written, Goodwin's debut novel captures the relaxed, easy going life in Bonaire, then shatters it with explosive energy. You won't put this book down till the last page!" --Don Bruns, USA Today best-selling author
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