The Temptress / Lament for a Lousy Lover / The Stripper

<p>THE TEMPTRESS</p><p><br></p><p>In which Lieutenant Al Wheeler must solve the murder of the private detective</p><p>-who was tailing the rich woman's daughter and her jazzed-up boyfriend</p><p>-who might have been involved in a shady blackmail racket</p><p>-who certainly had something to do with the kinky uncle</p><p><br></p><p>LAMENT FOR A LOUSY LOVER</p><p><br></p><p>In which Lieutenant Al Wheeler is paired with sexy Mavis Seidlitz to solve</p><p>-the murder of the TV western actor who gets in the way of a real bullet</p><p>-the mystery of the producer's missing diamond ring</p><p>-the dilemma of the doomsaying astrologer who has been set up to take the fall</p><p><br></p><p>THE STRIPPER</p><p><br></p><p>In which Lieutenant Al Wheeler fails to prevent a high-rise suicide that leads him to</p><p>-a suspicious lonely hearts club run by a couple right out of an ancient daguerreotype</p><p>-a shy florist with a penchant for loud showgirls </p><p>-and the star of the show, the voluptuous stripper known as Deadpan Doris</p>