Charles E Fritch

It was a dream job. He was supposed to guard seven lovely bodies. The chore got even dreamier when he saw the lineup, which included a red-haired nymphomaniac; a hot-blooded, black-haired beauty with curves that didn't stopl and a tall Swedish Amazon that was anytihng but an iceberg. But the girls weren't dreams, they were real and solid and very feminine. Trouble was, one of the girls was about to be killed, and Christopher Sly didn't know which one. And one of the others was planning on doing the killing, and he didn't know that one, either. Then the dream turned into a nightmare when the killer decided to add another target -- Christopher Sly himself

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A FICTION HOUSE PRESS BOOK: STRIKE A POSE FOR DEATH Getting divorce evidence in the Abernathy case looked like a routine job for an operative like Mark Wonder. That fat, aging old goat was frolicking around in public with a gorgeous blonde nobody could mistake for his wife. And wherever the illicit twosome went Mark followed, candid camera in hand, snapping up the evidence. But just when he'd put the wraps on the case, and stashed his camera, things started to bust. A red-haired mystery babe took off with the pictures. A red-faced Abernathy took after Mark with a gun. And a red-hot client tossed a murderously twisting bombshell right into Mark's lap. If Mark couldn't unscramble the situation in a real hurry, he'd be crimsoned too-with his own life's blood.