The Deep Blue GoodbyeMore by John D. MacDonald
She was very young. She was dangerous. She was a girl who lived too close to the edge of violence. She hunted trouble. She was an exhibitionist, a body worshiper, a sensualist. She was without morals, scruples, ethics. She was beautiful. She was Clemmie....
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