She was a beautiful belly dancer and her swinging ways nearly sent Danny Boyd to an early grave!
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| Robert McGinnis Cover |
The Dangerous Dames
Selina: The slave girl who was top prize in a poker game, winner take all.
Leila: Blonde bell dancer, just a shade too thin for her profession.
Beatrice: Mountainous women with a taste for lithe young men.
Kitty: Healthy young seductress who is fetching a leopard-print lingerie, fatal without.
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| New English Library Edition |
Danny Boyd always enjoyed games with dames, but this time he was in a race to recover some hot diamonds, with a crew of killers at his heels. And it was much too dangerous to dally. Especially when someone had plans for the hardworking detective, plans began with houris and ended with homicide.
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| Robert McGinnis Cover |
She wore transparent silks and brass bangles. Her master sat in the middle of the floor puffing on a hookah. He wore silver-painted toenails. It wasn't Xanadu, it was Sutton Place, New York City. Danny Boyd dives into "Arabian Nights" as he traces smuggled gems and a kidnapped beauty, and is nearly outwitted by an inscrutable crime king who deals in Occidental death.
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| Signet/Horwitz Double Edition |
Printing History
Horwitz Publications
Numbered Series #109 1963
International Edition #40 1964
Horwitz Double Edition # 4A 1979
New American Library
Signet Books
G2312 June 1963
T4615 1971
Signet Double Edition E8825 Aug 1979
New English Library
Four Square Books
1964
#2126 April 1968
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