They started with thrill parties and ended with murder
Such Is My Beloved (Original Title: Wind Woman)
Hi-Jacked Yank Skipper Who Smashed A Dominican Red Ring
Also featuring Khrushchev’s Flower-Nymph Spy (She seduced the West’s secrets for money, the East’s for revenge), I’ve Forged My Way To A Fun-Packed $250,000 Orgy — But…, The Day His Battle Girls Broke The Jap’s Backs On Samar, and The Savage 53-Kill Air War Of “Pretty Boy” Guynemer
The Rape Of Algiers
The Madman Of Mars
Spurs Jackson vs The Saucer-Men
New York Model
Honestly and fearlessly, this novel tells the truth about one of today’s professional glamour girls…
The Lover (1961)
I’ve never met a decent girl. I’ve lost count of how many there have been, but they all crawled and they all wanted the same thing. I don’t care who she is or where she’s from — show me a woman and I’ll show you a tramp.
From the back:
this was his creed:
“If they’re big enough, they’re old enough. A broad is a broad. They’re all tramps. I don’t ask them to hang around and if they get the dirty end of the stick… that’s their problem.”
Larry Fuller, Prize Heel
A GIRL – He didn’t even know her name, but she had enough money for bus fare, so he brought her to Miami and ditched her in the bus station.
MOLLY – She pursued him, ‘worked as a waitress to give him money… so he abused her and threw her out.
MARILYN — was her first man. He lied to her, turned her into a lust-driven wanton, forced her to perform in pornographic films for the money he spent on other women.
PAMELA – She was his downfall. Beautiful and blonde, she used him to satiate her perverse craving, and when she was finished with him she threw him to the wolves.
From The Pen Of Al James, One Of America’s Most Exciting Writers, Comes This Spine-tingling Expose Of A Corrupt Young Man, A Story Thai Races Along With Breathtaking Pace And Ends With A Crescendo That Will Shock You
Whomsoever I Shall Kiss
Never Love A Call Girl
Her business was men’s pleasure, and her motto was, “Give the customer what he wants — anything”
Meet Me At The Morgue (1954)
Meet Me At The Morgue (1959)
Sexual Practices Of American Women
Lust In Orbit
Adultery, Intrigue And A Peeping Tom Caused A Blast That Rocked The Base!
An Explosive Novel Of A New Type Of Community — A Missile Testing Center… Where Passions Are As Volatile As The Rockets Themselves
From the back:
The men worded on Secret Projects …
While their wives played with Secret Loves!
The Base was a beehive of defense activity and, confined to close quarters, the men and women mixed their mates well! The mixture was seasoned with sex dynamite—and these women had the special ingredients:
MADGE HARPER was discontented, bored with her husband’s technical science, unable to interest him in the technique of love. Ripe and always ready for lust, she found a fertile ground for her unfulfilled sex needs with the more-than-willing husbands of her friends.
MARIA VERETTI had once cheated on her husband—and ever since lived in secret dread that she would have a compulsive desire to do it again, so alcohol became her refuge and her wall of resistance. Then came the night Herb Gallatin, irresistibly driven to being a Peeping Tom, penetrated her drunken stupor and a nightmare of lust ensued, reopening old wounds and uncovering subconscious desires.
LINDA STEVENS, discovering that her husband was dallying with the beautiful owner of the Base’s electronic plant, evened the score by a violent, tempestuous involvement with Phil Ransome, gin-swilling, girl-hungry Chief Engineer…. And all the while, boring from within, Arturo Monteros, Cuban saboteur, spun a web of intrigue and seduction into which even the 17-year-old daughter of an Air Force major attached to the base was snared.
Caught in this slough of sex and carnality, what chance did they have for a decent, meaningful life?
WHAT REALLY HAPPENS TO THE AMERICAN FAMILIES FORCED BY THE ATOMIC ERA TO PLANT TRANSIENT ROOTS IN STRANGE SOIL?
