Author: John Stark

Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy), and Big Jesse were only halfway up the path to Santana’s old cabin before

Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy) had just found himself pulled into a full body clutch by the stark-naked, suntan-lotion-covered

Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy), Jini (Dave’s mom), and Miss Lillie (Jesse’s friend from Lexington, Kentucky), were rail down

Dave, (everybody called him Shark Boy), helped Lillie aboard Dream Weaver while his mom scurried about the main cabin putting

Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy) pulled apart the big lobsters, removed their heads from their tails, broke off their

Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy) could hardly wait to see Jesse—he thought the final bell was never going to

Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy) scrambled aboard the Flying Circus, tied the painter to an aft cleat, and in

Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy) said good-bye to his friends on Lovango as a brilliant Caribbean sunset cast long

Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy) was back at school after his hunting trip to Indiana, but not happy about

Dave (everybody calls him Shark Boy), and his dad-the captain boarded a plane at Detroit Metro Airport homeward bound for

Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy) and his dad the Captain said good-bye to the runaway monk Lambini, leaving the

The closer Dave and the monk Lambini got to the shack, the faster they walked, but it still wasn’t fast

Dave’s pace quickened when he saw the puffs of dust shooting up from the rock pile. At last, this was

Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy), finished hoisting the main sail and stretched it tight with one last powerful pull

Dave (everybody called him Shark boy) was supposed to keep the barnacles cleaned off the bottom of his dad’s boat,

Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy) awoke at first light and took his dad’s dinghy ashore for breakfast. On his

Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy) and his friend Ryan—led by Dave’s father the Captain—walked out of Boss Penny’s Bar

Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy) and his father sat in the cabin of the Flying Circus looking at one

The secretive conversations between Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy) and his dad were cut short when Jenny opened the

After Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy) had escorted Labelle to Jessie’s place and seen her safely inside the gate,

As darkness descended on the boat shack everybody finished eating their fill of fresh fruit and seafood. Dan removed the

As Dream Weaver approached her mooring ball, Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy) hurried forward with the boathook, snagged the

After all the Amsterdam clients were on board and safely situated, Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy) removed the cover

Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy), and Ryan kicked off their boat moccasins and laid back on the port and

After a brief moment of anger over his mother’s malady — the chronic alcoholism into which she had fallen —

Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy) finished scrubbing the Weaver’s teakwood deck and invited Ryan below deck while he straightened

Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy) eased the Dream Weaver close to Lovango’s dock and shoved a big boat fender

Dave (everybody called him Shark Boy) and the hungry monk were motoring Dream Weaver toward the place on Lovango’s coast