When Mitchell Meadows discovers a skull that has been dug up from the dunes at the beach fronting his marina on the Gulf of Mexico, the possibilities are many, none of them good. Kate, his wife, left him a year ago and hasn!&t been heard from since. A female employee left the same day. Are the two women together? Are there any facts behind the rumor that they were linked romantically? Is the skull from an Indian or a pioneer who died here long ago and was buried in the dune, or could it be . . . DANCE AT THE MARINA is the story of a New York couple who move to Florida and buy a marina to pursue their love of sailing. A bizarre death ends their dream of an ideal future. The book follows the lives of Neil Barnes, Sr. Detective in Newport, Florida and Alison Cooper, Detective Inspector, City of London, as a sequel to DANCE FOR THE ALLIGATOR. Both books are written in the first person point of view of each character, giving the reader the experience of listening to each person speak