> I'm reading Bruno Fischer's THE LADY KILLS (1951).
The opening: a man
> knocks on a door and it's answered by a gorgeous
young woman in a skimpy
> bikini. I'm sure I read a Shell Scott book with an
opening like this ...
> though maybe there she was actually wearing a towel,
or maybe she was
> naked. Shell was always lucky. Can anyone think of
other Gold Medals
> with an opening like this?
When I was about 14, collecting payments for my paper route
one night, a gorgeous young woman answered the door naked.
I've never read a Shell Scott book, but I suspect Shell would
have had a good derisive laugh at what I did next.
Jim Beaver
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