She was the most talented pro in the whole art colony. Her sex appeal was sheer genius and pure murder!
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| Horwitz 1st Printing |
Bella made friends at the drop of a bikini. She was a beautiful Bohemian who wore the scantiest of bathing suits when she painted, and less when she entertained. Her uninhibited hospitality made it hard for Lieutenant Al Wheeler to keep business before pleasure. But he was a cop and he was there to ask questions about a murder.
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| Signet 3rd Printing |
An artist dies violently and Al Wheeler begins a deadly and dangerous case. A case that leads from an artist's studio to a tycoon's plush penthouse office. From a lovely wanton to a strait-laced society wife. From a mysterious picture to multiple death.
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| Horwitz Reprint |
Who painted the lady without her clothes? When an oil tycoon commissions a young artist to do his wife's portrait, he hardly expected to see the finished product, perfect, pink-fleshed...and nude. It was too late for explanations. The artist lay dead beneath the easel, the picture was slashed with a cross of blood and the hysterical wife insisted she never took off her clothes.
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| New English Edition |
Printing History
Horwitz Publications Inc.
Numbered Series #105 1962,1963
International Edition Series #56 1968
Large Print Edition August 1999
New American Library
Signet Books
#2244 January 1963
D3410 March 1968
D3410 March 1968 (Canada)
New English Library
Four Square Books
1st Edition 1964
#2127 April 1968
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