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this erotic reverie shows O'Brien to be one of the foremost heirs to modernism

'An unputdownable story of revenge

More than half a century ago

This is the final volume of what has proved to be one of the most original

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The Case of the Singing Skirt Bridgewater Press this erotic reverie shows O'BrienEllen Robb came into Perry Mason's office with a gun in her purse. She had been framed, she said, by her gambler employer because she had refused to help fleece a customer. The customer had dropped nearly $10,000 in the gambling establishment and then done his best to pick up Ellen. His wife, none too pleased with either shenanigan, ended up dead as a herring. Della said Ellen was too beautiful to be trusted; Perry thought he could find out by