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| + | When a curvaceous, beautiful girl walks into your office, strips, and offers you a 6,000 retainer to help her out of the trouble she's in, it's hard to refuse. Especially it you're private eye Dave Fenner, the man who busted the notorious Blandish case. But by the time Dave had been beaten half to death and been forced to shoot his way out of a load of unhealthy situations, he realised that chivalry - even if it was paid for a hard cash - was no way to stay alive.". | ||
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| By James Hadley Chase | |
| Publisher | Harlequin Romance #160 |
| Release Month | 1952 (US) |
| Harlequin Romance Series # | |
| Preceded by | The Smiling Tiger |
| Followed by | Health, Sex And Birth Control |
- Author: James Hadley Chase
- Publisher: Harlequin Romance #160
- Year: 1952
Book Description
When a curvaceous, beautiful girl walks into your office, strips, and offers you a 6,000 retainer to help her out of the trouble she's in, it's hard to refuse. Especially it you're private eye Dave Fenner, the man who busted the notorious Blandish case. But by the time Dave had been beaten half to death and been forced to shoot his way out of a load of unhealthy situations, he realised that chivalry - even if it was paid for a hard cash - was no way to stay alive.".
