The Murder That Wouldn't Stay Solved
The Murder That Wouldn't Stay Solved
Ze Laten Je Niet Met Rust! (Everybody Had a Gun)
De Moordenaar bekent (The Sucker Punch)
The Best Of The Worst
The Murder That Wouldn't Stay Solved
Ze Laten Je Niet Met Rust! (Everybody Had a Gun)
De Moordenaar bekent (The Sucker Punch)
The complete set of Ian Fleming's James Bond, as published in 2002 by Penguin.
via Greg McCambley
This was her burning compulsion -- to bestow rapture, and then pain!
She Gave Herself, But Not Her Soul!
There was nothing she wouldn't do to sell -- and nothing she wouldn't sell!
A daring expose of how a girl can buy a career -- and sell her soul!
Revenge Was His Passion -- Girls His Prey
The Book That Dares To Tell The Truth About Sin For Sale!
This popular illustration was used on the cover of three different publications: Lust for Love (Intimate #16, 1952); then, altered to its present state, as Pound of Flesh (Intimate #45, 1952); and lastly, as Love Peddler (Beacon Books, #BB141, 1957).
It is amazing how much this painting was altered. In an age before Photoshop, that meant actually painting over it. Even the glass she is holding changes!
She ruled a wild empire -- and a savage lust ruled her!
This illustration appeared on the cover of King of the Khyber Rifles in 1954, and a slightly altered version of the same scene was used for Sinful Virgin in 1961
Young -- Fair -- And RIpe For Anything!
The Daring Novel Of A Girl Too Seductive To Be Safe, Even From Her Own Flesh And Blood!
"Get your clothes on -- just enough to cover yourself, and get out of here."
"You've gote to get out of here! Sergeant Sellers is on his way up."
The first cover is from Dell #542, printed in 1951. When reprinted as #1542 in 1953, Dell censored the artwork. Dell reprinted this title again in 1961 with all new artwork by McGinnis.
A selection of cover art by Daniel Crouse for the very popular Mack Bolan novels. How popular? There are over six hundred novels in this series. As of 2009, Mack Bolan novels are published at a rate of twelve each year by Gold Eagle Books, a division of Harlequin.
Two new novels about women in the shadow world of love
She was Hollywood's goddess of love: provocative, passionate, excitingly alive. Five men wanted her... dead.