Fletcher Flora

Killing Cousins

by Fletcher Flora

Willie is an alluring woman. She's the kind of wife that other men lust for. But when she decides her husband, Larry, had ought to be murdered, the stunning beauty turns deadly. The killer? The man who agrees...

Park Avenue Tramp

by Fletcher Flora

During one of her blackouts, Charity McAdams Farnese walks into a downtown bar named Duo's and into the life of Joe Doyle, second-rate piano player and a man with a bum heart. Yancy the bartender knows that...

The Seducer

by Fletcher Flora

Two Women Too Many

To otherwise conservative Professor Bradley Cannon, women were a definite problem.

Take Cornelia - and he did - one twitch of her lush, ripe body and he was lost.

Take his favorite student, Maggie...

The Brass Bed

by Fletcher Flora

She was everything, and most of all she was the earth's most tempting woman in a way that was peculiarly her own . . . but I could hear her rich, provocative voice saying softly that everything would be so very...

Skulldoggery

by Fletcher Flora

Ten million dollars to be divided equitably among the departed Grandfather Hunter's remaining family, with a proviso being, in proper legal terms, that the entire ten million dollars was to be held in trust...

Leave Her to Hell

by Fletcher Flora

''Buy me a drink,'' she said.

''I'm too poor,'' I said.

''I'll buy you one.''

''I'm too proud,'' I said.

''In my apartment,'' she said, ''there's Scotch, rye, bourbon - anything you want!''

''Anything?''

''Anything!''...

Wake Up With a Stranger

by Fletcher Flora

There are three men in Donna Buchanan's life...

ENOS SIMON - a moody and emotional young teacher

AARON BURNS - the considerate and shy husband of a cold and calculating wife

WILLIAM WALTER TYLER - a middle-aged...

The Hot Shot

by Fletcher Flora

Skimmer was the hotshot - handsome, smart, arrogant . . .

He had everything: personality, looks, women. He was ready for success - regardless of the cost . . .

And then he met a girl and a gangster - and something...

Lysistrata

by Fletcher Flora

Lysistrata paced relentlessly in the garden, nervously plucking at leaves. It had been seven months since she had seen her husband, Lycon - since he had left her to go off to war.

Seven months of lonely days...