Hot Toddy (book)

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Hot Toddy: The True Story of Hollywood's Most Sensational Murder is a biography written by Andy Edmonds.^[1]

A controversial biography of blonde glamour girl Thelma Todd that discusses her life and career but focuses mainly on her mysterious, untimely death and the story that Mafia boss Lucky Luciano was to blame for it.