Duke Pizzatello, private investigator, was employed by the Kohlar brothers, Steve and Joe. Dixie Parker was the private secretary of Steve Kohlar. Gertie Kohlar was the wife of Joe and was an eye-full. Nelia Mason, wife of Dr. Carney Mason, was seeking evidence on the infidelity of her husband with his nurse, Myra Holly. Dr. Mason's partner, Dr. Sebring, also had a crush on the nurse. Then all hell broke loose. Dr. Mason was found with a bullet through his brain and a naked, skinned, female was found dead on his examination ...
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Duke Pizzatello, private investigator, was employed by the Kohlar brothers, Steve and Joe. Dixie Parker was the private secretary of Steve Kohlar. Gertie Kohlar was the wife of Joe and was an eye-full. Nelia Mason, wife of Dr. Carney Mason, was seeking evidence on the infidelity of her husband with his nurse, Myra Holly. Dr. Mason's partner, Dr. Sebring, also had a crush on the nurse. Then all hell broke loose. Dr. Mason was found with a bullet through his brain and a naked, skinned, female was found dead on his examination table and Duke Pizzatello was up to his throat in crime and underdressed women. Illustrated. A Pulpville Press book.
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Servello, Joe. New. Book 1st paperback printing, October 1987, so stated. (Originally published by Phoenix Press in 1938) Trade Paperback. New. Robert Leslie Bellem was among the most prolific of the legion of pulp writers, with a reputed 3, 000 stories to his credit. Hundreds of these chronicle the ribald, wacky adventures of private skulk' Dan Turner, who was so popular in the 30's and early 40's that he was given his own magazine, Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective, in 1942. Bellem chose not to feature Dan Turner in any of his handful of novels. But he did create another tough, wisecracking private eye who resembles Turner enough to be his brother Duke Pizzatello, hero of BLUE MURDER. Rough-and-tumble action and willing wenches abound in Duke Pizzatello's hunt for a sadistic killer. And so does Bellem's trademark-the slangy, campy style that distinguishes the Dan Turner stories.