Al Wheeler joins forces with a labor leader's luscious daughter in her fight to get an injunction against a killer
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| 1959 Horwitz Edition |
When the nation's leading labor boss is subpoenaed to appear before a Senate committee investigating the misuse of union funds, his treasurer shows up dead in the trunk of a car that just missed sending Police Lieutenant Al Wheeler to the morgue. The driver of the car turns out to be the labor leader's tipsy daughter. She convinces Al that she knows nothing about the wayward corpse. Al tried to bargain for all the kisses and she agrees to deliver them on one condition, that Al will clear her father's name. Even if it means signing a death contract for a killer.
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| Later Horwitz Editions |
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| Robert McGinnis Covers |
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| Barye Phillips Cover |
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| Last Signet Edition |
Printing History
Horwitz Editions
Numbered Series #83 1959
International Edition #15 1962
International Edition #68 1970
International Edition #68 1977
Signet Editions
1st (1764) Jan 1960
2nd (Canada)
3rd (D2654) 1965
4th (Canada)
5th (Q5985) 1974
Four Square Edition
#480 April 1966
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