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Robert Wintner

Robert Wintner has written twelve novels, including In a Sweet Magnolia Time. His most recent works include Brainstorm, 1969 and Then Some, and A California Closing. He is an avid snorkeler, diver, and marine photographer and is the founder of Snorkel Bob's Hawaii. He lives with his wife in Kihei, Hawaii.

Reefdog

Can a conflicted dive leader keep from drowning amidst a midlife crisis, a breakup, an attempted murder, and the changing of his beloved Hawaiian paradise?