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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 23 Summary

Mr. Cardoza, the owner of the Miami Sun calls Cab Mulcahy and tells him to get Skip Wiley's column back because the newspaper should be increasing its circulation because it is the middle of tourist season. He does not give Mulcahy much chance to respond. Soon after Keyes enters his office and breathlessly announces that Wiley left a message on his answering machine that he wants to talk to them both and will call the office. That's when the phone rings with the news that the Nights of December have blown up Ricky Bloodworth.

The bomb blew off Bloodworth's fingertips, scorched his penis, and.....

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