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Rum Point

A Baseball Novel

Rick Wilber

Ages 14–18

273 pages · Released Jan 10, 2014

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Rum Point blends baseball storytelling with a crime thriller involving a murder investigation and drug cartel confrontation, making it more suitable for mature teens than younger readers. While not graphically violent, the mystery plot involves genuine danger, a corpse discovery, and criminal elements that require emotional maturity. The protagonist models strong character through persistence and moral conviction despite family challenges.

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From the publisher

Set on the gulf coast of Florida and the Cayman Islands, this novel provides a unique blend of modern mystery thriller and baseball narrative. It tells the story of Felicity Lindsay, a small-town police officer who finds a battered murder victim on the beach. Her curiosity about the crime eventually leads Felicity and... Set on the gulf coast of Florida and the Cayman Islands, this novel provides a unique blend of modern mystery thriller and baseball narrative. It tells the story of Felicity Lindsay, a small-town police officer who finds a battered murder victim on the beach. Her curiosity about the crime eventually leads Felicity and her father, the alcoholic manager of the local major-league baseball team, into a deadly confrontation with a drug cartel.

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  • Sports & Recreation

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ISBN 9780786457304 · McFarland

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