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Tourist Season Study Guide

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by Carl Hiaasen
About 54 pages (16,332 words)
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Chapter 17 Summary

Wiley's column that is sent from the Bahamas is harmless, and talks about his vacation there as if it were a normal trip. He mentions how the tourists there are bothersome to the locals, but, of necessity, tolerated just as the tourists are tolerated in Miami. Cab Mulcahy tells Keyes that he had no choice but to publish it and Keyes tells him everything, particularly how Wiley is the leader of the Nights of December.

As they continue to talk, they decide one possible way to get Wiley back to Miami is to let Bloodworth rewrite Wiley's next column and then publish it.....

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