Hollywood’s Lust Derby Started On The — Casting Couch
Not related to the Kozy Book of the same name
Eileen was the amateur — Lily was all pro! The Unexpurgated Truth About Women Of The Slums. Will Shock Some — And Shame Others!
From the back:
MUST every girl fall victim to the tawdry evils of the city jungles? Are there no defenses against dope and liquor — the blandishments of procurers — the pawings of young punks? With shocking realism, this novel depicts the degrading lives of young women caught up in squalor and immorality, whose only hope is to be cleansed by their own sins…
Here is the story of Eileen Carter, a blossom among the weeds—and of Lily, buxom Lily, who turned pro and was proud of it. Brutal Tom Dolan plucked the blossom, then traded on her lush beauty, which was perfect bait for the rich boys from across the tracks. What Eileen could not handle, the indefatigable Lily accommodated… For both girls meant to squirm out of the slum, to climb high at any cost! All the more bitter that at the top of their climb, they tumbled back into the depths where twisted men waited to exploit female flesh …!
Bound to disturb the self-righteous, PLEASURE ALLEY will come as a revelation to all who believe that “nice” girls cannot succumb to indecency!
The strange love story of two alcoholics: John Wycliff who tries to drown in sexual excess — and Carol Westbrook who seeks frenzy in the bottom of a bottle!
This cover was later reused as part of These Women, and also swiped for De Glazen Driehoek. This entire book can be downloaded here
Each had her reasons for loving the same man…
A New And Daring Novel About Different Women
This cover is composed of bits of four other covers, namely She Made Her Bed, One More For The Road, The Resort, and The Sex Pulse.
Two Women Sharing A Love That Was Unnatural
A Vivid And Searching Novel Of Forbidden Love In The Twilight World Of The Third Sex
From the back:
Allison Loved Lydia
She loved her so much that sometimes she thought it was wrong. Human beings weren’t supposed to love each other so much. There must be something sinful about a love so strong it blotted out everything else, including decency and self-respect.
Lydia was Allison’s whole life … until one night she went to a wild bohemian party … and met Cal Staton. Could she pull herself out of the pit of unnatural love? Cal Staton was a man – and men had hurt her so much. Perhaps she would be better off forgetting him and staying with Lydia. Lydia, who turned the world away when she took her in her arms. Lydia, who could make her melt with a glance … climb to the peaks of ecstasy with a caress.
Later reprinted as The Delicate Vice
A Novel That Probes Secret Motives: — Of Men To Possess — Of Women To Be Taken!
She admired his skill in surgery; and his lust in bed
From the back cover:
Seductive Female Vitality… In every movement of this beautiful white-capped student nurse
Dr. Bill Forsythe — Young handsome society doctor, who preys on rich neurotic women to further his career!
Lynn — Whose strange practices traps Sally in a bed of warped immorality!
Dr. Harry Martin — Brilliant resident surgeon, who always took time-out, for a little love play.
I get the impression that whoever wrote this copy did not speak English as his first language.
On camera they violated the Code of Decency. Off camera they violated each other.
From the back:
The Shep Morrow TV Show was good, clean fun until Lotus did her dance of the seven veils and took off too many veils — all of them. Then there was the night that Shep revealed too much about his wife’s sex life — all of it.
A Sizzling Story About A TV Show That Got Out Of Hand Once Too Often, And A Cast That Climbed Into The Wrong Beds Far Too Often
The (nude) reference photo for this painting is extant
Torrid Trio: The bedroom secrets of a lusty cheat — a sex-mad heiress — and an “innocent” little girl from up-state!
Savage Lust Rites… Last Stop On A — Flesh Itinerary
His bidding for my body started: “Twenty-five — fifty –” I felt the quicksands of my mental sickness pulling me lower into the mud of immorality…