Robert P. Jones

Robert P. Jones is involved with anti-terrorism regulations to assure seafood safety. He teaches all aspects of protecting the integrity of America’s seafood supply. He has served nearly 50 years as director of the Southeastern Fisheries Association, a large group of fishermen, processors and retailers working to prevent state and federal governments from banning commercial and recreational fishing. He has written the non-fiction, A Culture Worth Saving, showing the lives and times of those who work on the ocean. Death at the Inlet is his first fiction novel. He lives in Tallahassee, Florida.