I looked over my shelves and found these five GMs:
Death for Mr. Big, John Gonzales 204 Assignment - Carlotta
Cortez, Edward S. Aarons 834 Nothing In Her Way, Charles
Williams k1289 The Quick Red Fox, John D. MacDonald d1610
Pure Sweet Hell, Malcolm Douglas 972
I've read only the Williams book, which, as I recall, is a
complicated pay-back caper featuring "the most fascinating
confidence woman in modern suspense fiction." I remember that
it held my attention while I read it but now I can't dig up
any details.
The only other comment about these books that I have is that
the women on the covers of The Quick Red Fox and Pure Sweet
Hell have a lot in common--a healthy dose of cleavage, tight
capri pants (I think that's what they were called), high
heels, and they both are sitting spread-eagled in a very
unladylike pose.
Anybody have something more meaningful to say about these, or
maybe a recommendation about which one(s) I really should
read this month?
Manuel Ramos MOONY'S ROAD TO HELL, September, 2002
www.manuelramos.com
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