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First edition; see Mundell and Hubin.

Series statements from dust jacket.

"Published simultaneously in the Dominion of Canada by George J. McLeod Limited, Toronto. Printed in the United States of America."--Title page verso.

Dust jacket design by Bill Hughes.

Mundell, E.H. Erle Stanley Gardner,,page 52

Hubin, A.J. Crime fiction II,,volume 1, page 272

One morning Barclay Fisher awakes in the apartment of a beautiful woman. He is threatened with blackmail-- and he is pretty sure his wife will never understand. Hence his pitiful appeal to Bertha Cool and Donald Lam. Bertha smells money, and Donald heads for San Francisco. There he has quite a time with the glamorous "other woman," a disconcerting and hilarious encounter with modern art, and a very nasty turn when he finds the body.