Ed Robinson Books in Order

Robinson recounts how he and Kim sold their stuff, quit their jobs, and moved onto a boat. Part memoir and part practical nudge, it is about freedom, money, and building a simpler life on purpose.

Meade Breeze lives on the edges, scraping by on wits, small-time hustles, and life aboard his trawler. As he tries to return his dead wife's ashes to a meaningful place, past mistakes and new temptations keep closing in.

This funny nonfiction follow-up to Leap of Faith looks at the messier side of boat life. Robinson writes about liveaboard hassles, odd people, and the small absurdities that make cruising both ridiculous and memorable.

Robinson tells the true story of Kim's long fight with chronic pain and a system that keeps failing her. It is personal, angry, and hopeful, with the couple's bond at the center.

A missing woman, shrinking money, and trouble in every port keep Breeze moving aboard Leap of Faith. From Cuba to the Caribbean and up the coast, he keeps dodging crooks, the law, and his own worst impulses.

Breeze has rescued people before, but this time he arrives too late. The loss drives him toward revenge, and when the dust settles, he tries normal life for a while, with mixed and dangerous results.

Breeze and Holly pull away to a remote corner of the Bahamas, hoping distance will help them sort out love and life. Instead, the trip becomes a quiet but tense test of whether either of them can truly settle.

Back from the Everglades, Breeze finds his home waters poisoned by pollution and decides to push back. His plan drops him into a tangle of politics, corruption, and danger far from his usual comfort zone.

Breeze is sitting quietly on his boat one day and fleeing Russian mobsters with two trafficked women the next. Doing the decent thing should feel simple, but for Breeze it becomes one of his most dangerous messes.

What should be a simple gold recovery job turns strange almost immediately. Sharks, ancient idols, treasure hunters, and a fraying partnership send Breeze and Holly from Florida toward Costa Rica in search of a payoff.

Bobby Beard wants to be Breeze, and he is dating the woman Breeze notices too. A trip to Guatemala, a suspicious FBI agent, and one bad decision after another push Breeze into his deepest self-made crisis yet.

Haunted by recent events, Breeze tries to keep moving while old friends bring new problems to his deck. Treasure, smugglers, a young Marine, and strain at home make this one of his most crowded and uneasy adventures.

Trying to outrun old ghosts, Breeze moves to North Carolina and stumbles onto a marijuana grow in the woods. When the man tending it ends up dead, his fresh start turns into a mountain murder case.

Years of running and improvising are wearing Breeze down, and he starts thinking seriously about a different life. Before he can change course, one last wild trip forces him to test how much more he can take.

Local cops ask Breeze to help track a fugitive on McGuire Mountain, and the chase goes badly fast. Soon he is uncovering police corruption and defending his own cabin from an unseen threat.

Hurricane Irma is bad enough, but Breeze and Brody also have powerful people closing in from Washington. Protecting her means staying on the move, even when every escape route seems to pull them closer to a reckoning.

A drained mountain lake reveals a dead girl and points suspicion toward a hermit nobody can even prove exists. Breeze joins the search, but the case gets messier once attraction and small-town pressure enter the picture.

Breeze wants revenge, not company, when he crosses paths with a woman in trouble on a sailboat. Helping her drags him toward a brutal showdown on a remote island, where anger may be his biggest risk.

When plans for new bridges threaten North Captiva and Cayo Costa, Breeze pushes back in the only way he knows. An unlikely alliance and a mission beyond his comfort zone send him into another fight he cannot ignore.

Breeze gets a tempting offer, repossess a multimillion-dollar yacht and it is his. The job sends him from Panama toward Colombia and back toward Florida, with grief, danger, and an uneasy alliance on board.

A college student's death is written off as suicide, but his parents are not convinced. Breeze and Brody start digging into a closed-off community and uncover a case that is trickier, and darker, than it first looks.

A fugitive known for speed and endurance slips away from Breeze, who cannot quite let the failure go. While Creekside Investigations handles cheating spouses, he heads back into the wilderness for one more hunt.

A detective tries to blackmail Breeze just as he heads to Marsh Harbour to help rebuild a marina. The move is supposed to buy peace, but hurricane survivors, old secrets, and fresh trouble pull him deeper in.

When Captain Fred lands in handcuffs, Breeze is left holding a device powerful people desperately want. He is no computer wizard, but he knows enough to run, hide, and keep moving while the hunters close in.

Hiding near Nags Head, Breeze wants to stay invisible. Then he spots a sex-trafficking operation on a yacht, steps in anyway, and triggers a violent chain reaction that leaves him with even more enemies.

Someone close to Breeze is kidnapped, and the ransom demand is stranger than money. With a pandemic closing in and a drug kingpin still standing, he takes a dangerous shortcut that could wreck everything.

Breeze joins an aging sailor on a return trip to the site of a 1961 shipwreck, hoping for closure. Pirates, a nosy detective, and a rapidly changing world turn the voyage into a race against time.

Asked to leave a friendly marina, Breeze and Marie take on a yacht delivery that seems simple enough. Breakdowns, gunfire, and a long-running hunt turn the trip north into one more hard test of nerve and luck.

Returning to the island he loves, Meade Breeze finds developers tearing up Cayo Costa and quickly becomes the prime suspect when their equipment starts sinking. Off the grid and under pressure from a sheriff, he has to fight back without showing his hand.