A ruthless murder. A devious plot. A mystical legend.A prestigious invitation leads to murder.
Things turn deadly when JD’s Wild Fury Rum is selected to compete for a coveted award aboard a tasting cruise to a remote island in the Caribbean.
A tempestuous storm and geological anomalies force an unexpected situation.
Lost at sea aboard a luxury superyacht, Tyson and his Navy buddy must unmask a killer. With no shortage of suspects, the deputies have their work cut out for them.
But the killer will stop at nothing to keep the truth hidden.
As they peel back the mystery, a shocking discovery comes to light. With the true nature of the crime revealed, the deputies find themselves in a fight not only for their lives but their souls.
Myth and legend become reality. Death is near.
To bring a killer to justice, the deputies embark on a wild tropical adventure for survival and must confront their own haunting inner demons.
It’s secrets, seduction, and self-preservation as the best friends solve the mysteries of the Caribbean.
"If you like thrilling tropical adventures, you'll love Tyson Wild.”
JD, Tyson, and his new Rum are invited to a competition to determine the best Rum, which takes place on a fabulous yacht. All goes well until the owner of the yacht is found dead. The crew and guests must deal with storms that sink the yacht, stranding them on an island. Can JD and Tyson rescue them?
Way too predictable. Kind of a fun read on a rainy day in paradise. could have developed lots more intriguing side stories. Probably took the author as long to write as it took me to read it.
I have now read 80 of the "Wild" adventures and have always enjoyed reading the Tripp Ellis stories.
But, while somewhat entertaining, this one seemed a bit contrived, over the top and not believable. I'm hoping the next one gets back to the strengths of his writings.
Awesomely entertaining and full of twists and turns and humor! Tripp pulled out together with yet another page turning adventure with the boys. True ride or die bad assess.
What a load of far-fetched rubbish. I’ve read a few of Tripp’s books before but this one descends to a new low in its final quarter. I won’t be reading any more from this author.