Kiss Me Quick

Derby: Monarch 433, 1964. Book. Illus. by Bob Maguire (cover illustration). Very Good to Fine. Paperback. 1st thus.. 16mo - over 5¾ - 6¾" tall. Reissues Monarch #121 from 1959. "Red Winslow was a pushover for dames -- especially well-stacked blondes." (Cripes, who isn't?) And in this one, our pushover has been picked by a crime syndicate to perform a special job, for which it sends "a pimp to fetch him, curvaceous blonde Frances Dorset to seduce him and a thug to soften him up (I sorta figured the blonde might be able to do that, but obviously I'm not thinking straight). Naturally, Mr. Winslow finds himself somewhat attracted to the blonde dame, who just happens to be mistress to the crime boss who sent him, and after that there's a bunch of stuff that happens and then a bunch of other stuff happens and then it ends. 156 pages + four pages of advertisements for other Monarch titles. Cover illustration (of, curiously, a raven-tressed babe sporting a nice rack, not the blonde-tressed babe sporting a nice rack that the cover blurb led us to suspect) by a guy who draws nicely racked babes of all hair colours quite well, thank you very much. A hint of edgewear, thin crease to top right corner of front cover, thin/uneven crease to top right corner of back cover, light handling wear. A nice copy, internally tight and clean..