Painted for the Kill (1943)

by Lucy Cores

Series: Toni Ney (1)

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When the French Lana turner is murdered while underoing beauty treatment at an exclusive Manhtaan salon, exercise director Toni Ney, publicity director Eric Skeets and Homicide Detective Andrew Torrent, all major ballet buffs, join forces to catch a killer. First published in 1943.

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When the French Lana turner is murdered while underoing beauty treatment at an exclusive Manhtaan salon, exercise director Toni Ney, publicity director Eric Skeets and Homicide Detective Andrew Torrent, all major ballet buffs, join forces to catch a killer. First published in 1943.

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