Key West


Turtle in Paradise
The Last Train to Key West (The Perez Family, #3)
An Appetite for Murder (Key West Food Critic Mystery #1)
To Have and Have Not
Island Affair (Keys to Love, #1)
Hemingway's Girl
Murder with Ganache (Key West Food Critic Mystery #4)
Topped Chef (Key West Food Critic Mystery #3)
Now You See Her
Killer Takeout (Key West Food Critic Mystery #7)
Death with All the Trimmings (Key West Food Critic Mystery #5)
Mile Marker Zero: The Moveable Feast of Key West
Death in Four Courses (Key West Food Critic Mystery #2)
Anchored Hearts
A Deadly Feast (Key West Food Critic Mystery #9)
Gator Country by Rebecca RennerFlorida's Ghostly Legends and Haunted Folklore by Greg JenkinsOh, Florida! by Craig PittmanSanibel Flats by Randy Wayne WhiteKilling Mister Watson by Peter Matthiessen
10 Books About Florida
27 books — 13 voters
Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale HurstonBecause of Winn-Dixie by Kate DiCamilloA Land Remembered by Patrick D. SmithThe Yearling by Marjorie Kinnan RawlingsSwamplandia! by Karen Russell
Best Books Set in or About Florida
844 books — 366 voters

Windblown by Fern F. MusselwhiteKey West Rogue Diaries by Will SotoKey West, Tequila, a Pinch of Salt and a Quirky Slice of America by Jon BreakfieldTales from Margaritaville by Jimmy BuffettWhere Is Joe Merchant? by Jimmy Buffett
Parrothead Book List
70 books — 19 voters

Unnatural Selection by Paul J.C. EdgeA Killing in the Keys by Sue AndrewsTo Live and Love Again by Sue  AndrewsJacksonville Judas by Sue  Andrews
Books by Sue Andrews
4 books — 2 voters

No matter how much I loved the idea of a book set in Key West, the reality of it never did anything but disappoint me. Maybe alexithymia was to blame. Maybe it was the writer’s lack of talent. Maybe it was the inebriant nature or ephemeral essence of Key West living. Maybe it was all of those things. Maybe it was none of them. It didn’t matter. It was my opinion that no story set in Key West has ever, or will ever, do the island justice.
Sean Norris, Heaven and Hurricanes

Kristy McGinnis
An endless party sounds fun in theory, but the body and mind can only take so much. Some people show up here hoping it’s the answer to all of their problems and figure out too late that they actually brought the problems with them.
Kristy McGinnis, Motion of Intervals

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