Wild Beach Parties, Midnight Romps, Sensual Thrills On The Blazing Sands — These Were What Lured Pat Carson. She Left On Her Vacation A High School Girl, And Came Back Home A Woman! Teens On The Loose With Marijuana In Their Pockets, Liquor On Their Breath, And Time On Their Hands!
Tag: Drugs
I’ll Get Mine (Original Title: Cure it With Honey)
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If The Coffin Fits
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Dream Club (Original Title: Beyond Desire)
A Revealing Story of Dope, Sin and Shattered Dreams…
A Sensational Story Of Dope And Twisted Lives!
From the back:
Joy for one and all…or so they said… and at a price. That was the fateful, illusory stock-in-trade of the Dream Club. Behind its secret door, they would tell you, you could buy the fulfillment of every hope, the taste of every delight, the thrill of infinite power. But it could only be for an hour, a day… and the price was damnation
The Man With The Golden Arm
Vice Rackets of Soho
Fraternity Of Shame
Madwoman? (Original Title: The Stubborn Wood)
The Daring Book That Takes You Inside The Walls Of A Mental Hospital For Women
Cover was later reused for The Girl with the Frightened Eyes
See How They Burn (Original Title: The Hot and the Cool)
LSD Lusters
Gun, With Occasional Music
Frenzy (Original Title: Junkie)
Crooked House (1950)
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Opium Venture
The Junk Pusher
He brought a new vice to a sin-ridden town
From the back:
His victims were drug-addicted teenager and desperate women
Rick Hunt was a salesman. His product was depravity. His territory extended from Stark Town’s crime-infested Mexican quarter to the sordid splendor of the Mayor’s mansion. His customers were the young and the broken—life’s grotesque failures, sustained by drugs and sensual fantasies.
His women were a teen-aged addict called Isabella and the love-starved wife of his oldest friend.