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Why is Travis McGee wary of taking a case for emotional reasons?
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What hidden WWII loot does McGee seek in The Deep Blue Good-by?
Answer: Smuggled gemstones
Why: Berry bought the stones in Ceylon and sealed them in an army canteen with wax, hidden inside a coquina rock gatepost at his Florida Keys home.
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Who is Travis McGee's closest friend and partner on many of his cases?
Answer: Meyer
Why: Meyer is an economist: he named his cabin cruiser the John Maynard Keynes, and its replacement the Thorstein Veblen.
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Which Travis McGee novel is set in Oaxaca, Mexico?
Answer: Dress Her in Indigo
Why: Published in 1969, this eleventh entry sends McGee and Meyer south of the border to investigate the death of a friend's daughter among expatriate dropouts.
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Why does Lysa Dean hire Travis McGee in The Quick Red Fox?
Answer: To retrieve blackmail photographs
Why: Lysa Dean advanced McGee $5,000 for expenses, paid $10,000 at the end, and provided Dana Holtzer to assist him.
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What share of recovered assets is Travis McGee’s usual fee?
Answer: Half
Why: If McGee fails to recover the client's lost money or property, he charges nothing for his time or expenses.
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What drives Travis McGee to hunt a cult in The Green Ripper?
Answer: The murder of his girlfriend
Why: McGee infiltrates the Church of the Apocrypha to avenge Gretel, and the novel took the 1980 National Book Award for Mystery.