Lady, Go Die! by Mickey Spillane and Max Allan Collins
by Bill Sherman — Mickey Spillane's lost 1940s Mike Hammer novel makes its way into print 70 years after its inception with the case of 'a naked blond gold-digger whose corpse is found posed atop the statue of a horse. The strangled Lady Godiva turns out to have an interest in gambling, which puts our hero and his Gal Friday up against New York City mobsters and a bent cop named Dekkert who has found his way onto the small-town’s p.d.'”
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