

A PI's book tour turns into something way too intimate. The 70s were wild, baby.
A private detective tours bookstores to publicize his book about some of the cases on which he had worked. A journalist asks him about the cases he could not include due to their sexual nature, and they are shown in vignettes. As the vignettes advance, the private detective makes the situation with the buxom journalist more and more more intimate despite her initial protests. He then shocks her by casually calling her husband - and his client - to tell him that the journalist (who is curled up naked at his side) doesn't have any affair...
Writing
Meta structure: stories within stories within seduction.
Acting
Kay Parker brings surprising presence to exploitation material.

Director
Richard Kanter
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Kay Parker would become the biggest name in 70s adult cinema; this was her mainstream-ish stepping stone. The casting of legit adult performers in 'respectable' exploitation was a brief 70s trend.
The 'detective narrating cases' frame was lifted wholesale from radio noir and cheap paperback sleaze—here used to create faux-legitimacy for what is essentially four short softcore films.