JEOPARDY IS MY JOB (1962, Fawcett Gold Medal s1214), by
Stephen Marlowe. A Chet Drum story. "Chester Drum flies to
Spain to investigate kidnaping and murder among the
expatriate set who drink always, work never, and love only
themselves."
DRUM BEAT--BERLIN (1964, Fawcett Gold Medal k1420), by
Stephen Marlowe.
"Lorelei Graeber was a big, busty, brassy torch singer who
gave Chet Drum his lumps the way no other woman ever
had."
KILL HIM TWICE (1965, Pocket Books), by Richard S. Prather. A
Shell Scott story. "She drew up her legs a mite, arranged
them on the divan, fluffed her skin--that is, her,
skin-colored peignoir--and said, 'I really should change into
something more hostessy, if you've got the time.' 'Baby, I
haven't got *that* much time.'"
Bill
-- William Denton : Toronto, Canada : http://www.miskatonic.org/ : Caveat lector.
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