Tourist Season by Carl Hiaasen

In this darkly comedic novel, readers are plunged into the chaos of Florida's tourist season, where a motley crew of characters, including unorthodox journalists and eccentric locals, find themselves entangled with a radical group intent on sabotaging the state's booming tourism industry. As bizarre incidents unfold, from alligator attacks to the kidnapping of a beloved local figure, the narrative weaves a satirical tale that explores the environmental and cultural impact of unchecked tourism. Through sharp wit and a gripping plot, the novel delivers a compelling critique of exploitation and corruption, all while entertaining with its absurdity and vivid portrayal of Florida's wild side.

The 2932nd greatest book of all time


Published
1986
Nationality
American
Type
Fiction
Pages
272-480
Words
Unknown
Original Language
English

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