Hollywood Girl Trap

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From the back:

Slender, but fully-curved, and with a voluptuousness that the masculine severity of her shirt and skirt could not conceal, Donna Ray was an efficient House Mother of an all-girl studio hotel.
Donna was familiar with the schedules, hopes, fears and aspirations of all the hotel’s tenants — she hungered for the budding, young girls and used her knowledge to feed her own strange appetites . . .

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Die, Baby, Die

PEC Books N-157 1967

From the back:

Deke Fagin, known to all members of the Syndicate and the police as the ‘Investigator’ was assigned the task of finding the murderer, or murderers, of one of Annie’s girls and a trick who turned out to be the only son and heir of wealthy, influential Wilma Van Dyke. The assignment should have been an easy one, but Deke ran into a series of com-plications . . . like dope, missing persons, more murder and a new mob doing their best to muscle in on the Syndicates operation.
In fitting together the pieces of the jig-saw of violence and death Deke is constantly in grave danger himself and ends up on a cold, lonely beach, begging some cop to give him aid.

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Lesbian Jungle

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PEC_French Line 4 1966
PEC French Line 4 1966
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“The finest in Adult Reading”

From the back:

“I don’t know why, but of all the girls I’ve had in my life, Renna has always been different… special… but I’m afraid things will never be the same between us. I’m a full-fledged butch, now, and I feel, at times, that it repels her.”
“You haven’t been using Don Juan on her again, have you, Claudette?”
“No! i put it away. I never should have tried that with her but I was kind of drunk and, I guess I lost my head. She’s so damned feminine and desirable. A real woman — every inch of her …”

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The Hypnotist

PEC Book N 143 (1966)

From the back:

John Meridith Swift was only 14 years old and he was quite impressed by the hypnotist he’d seen. It wasn’t surprising that he tried to imitate the man, but, as he discovered with young Nancy next door, he had to give his voice time to mature a little.
He never lost his fascination for the art, however, and much later . . . in his last year at college, he had the opportunity for an interesting experiment. One which caused a young virgin to turn up pregnant; almost costing her life and sanity . . . and John’s as well .. .

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