A bumbling reporter probes a clothing-optional college’s secrets in a conservative Southern town in this farcical mystery.
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A bumbling reporter probes a clothing-optional college’s secrets in a conservative Southern town in this farcical mystery.
Seven years ago, Louis Beane grabbed his dog, left his wife (ok, she left him-quibbling!) and fled his old life in New England to start fresh in the sunny old South. Becoming quickly bored with his new job as a reporter for a small North Florida newspaper, he starts to imagine that there is more to the local Hunter College opening than meets the eye. Or maybe he's just drunk. Whatever. Lewis' neighbors, Nik and Peter, being the good friends they are, ignore his gigantic investigative incompetenc...
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Clothing-optional campus farce; frequent nudity and sexual humor
Murder plot, Molotov attacks, and a burning-house sequence
Crude jokes and occasional strong language throughout
Protagonist drinks often; alcohol is a recurring comic beat
Frequent gay jokes; limited clear LGBTQ character focus
Church matriarch leads a righteous crusade against the college
No fantasy magic present
No occult or demonic content present
Culture-clash satire of conservative town versus progressive campus
No evidence found in available sources
Town’s sordid past and an unrepentant murderer referenced
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