<p>From Publishers Weekly Readers won't be surprised that each of these short stories appeared previously among explicit photos of naked women in Swank. In almost every episode， narrator &quot;Wolf&quot; Lannihan， an insurance investigator， takes a tumble with a well-endowed and/or leggy woman. Whether she's an innocent bystander or the crime's perpetrator matters not a jot to him. He's toughhard-boiled， hard-hitting and appallingly hard-drinking. Sanders (The Fourth Deadly Sin， etc.) has reworked these mildly diverting stories， originally published in the late 1960s， and added some topical references. But his sexist descriptions of women (&quot;She was a little thing but well-machined with everything in abundance and in the right place&quot;) and the pervasive &quot;cherchez la femme&quot; philosophya woman is usually at the bottom of the crimeroot the tales firmly in the past. Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information， Inc.</p>