The Last Run to Bimini

One broke fisherman. One impossible payday. One last run across the Gulf Stream.

South Florida, 1983.

Ike is a lifelong fisherman who knows boats, bad weather, and the waters between Florida and Bimini better than he knows how to stay out of trouble.

Then a man named Ray Delano walks onto his dock with an offer.

Carry one load across the Gulf Stream.

Easy money.

One trip.

What could possibly go wrong?

Almost everything.

Before Ike knows it, his fiercely independent twenty-seven-year-old daughter Elizabeth has forced her way onto the boat, the money has gotten bigger, the loads have gotten heavier, and their quiet fishing life has turned into midnight crossings, armed smugglers, secret airstrips, missing millions, suspicious boats, crooked partners, and one old pirate named Red Mercer who believes rum qualifies as emergency equipment.

Then Jack Sullivan enters Elizabeth's life.

He's calm, capable, good with boats-and knows far more about Ike's world than any stranger should.

As the money grows and trust disappears, Ike and Elizabeth find themselves trapped between smugglers, thieves, federal agents, and men willing to kill over a fortune that seems to be disappearing one piece at a time.

Every run is supposed to be the last.

Until somebody offers one million dollars for a final trip to Bimini.

Funny, dangerous, heartfelt, and steeped in the wild atmosphere of old South Florida, The Last Run to Bimini is a crime adventure about fast money, bad decisions, family, loyalty, and the strange way a man can spend his entire life chasing freedom before realizing what freedom actually means.

Because the most dangerous thing about easy money isn't getting caught.

It's convincing yourself you can do it one more time.