Covers

Love Me — And Die!

Out of the Darkness Came the Slow, Sure Hand of Death…

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Seven Hungry Men!

Take Seven Hungry Men… Add Two Love-Hungry Women… And What Have You Got?

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The Deadly Lover

The Strange Story of a Woman Who Killed Her Victims With Love!

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Desire Island

A novel of Fire Island oddballs

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You Can Always Duck

Danger — spy ring — procede with caution

Can anyone ID this signature?

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Army Girl

Army Girl - Venus Book - No 161 - Whit Harrison - 1953

Story of a Girl Who Couldn’t Live by Regulations

From the back:

Could a woman with a past withstand the temptations of a regiment full of lonely men?
Some Said No
The Army base was no place for the likes of her… What the gossip mongers didn’t know, they invented… What the soldiers didn’t know, they guessed…
She Said Yes
No matter what they knew of her past, no matter what they whispered about her — she wouldn’t be driven off the post and leave the man she loved… But when the ghost of her past, in the person of her husband’s commanding officer, came back to claim her — she faced the most difficult choice of her life.

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Body and Passion

Faceless, he might be devil or saint… but he had the lusts of a man!

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Native Girl (Original Title: Savage Love)

The sultry story of pagan revelries, lonely men and a Native Girl

The orignial publication of Savage Love can be seen here.

Twincover with Wild Party

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The Persian Cat

Mystery! Women! Murder! An Oriental puzzel for Special Agent Gil Denby

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Shack Road

The Lively Story of a Sharecropper’s Daughters

From the back:

A Sharecropper’s Women . . . What a Life They Led a Man!
Callie May, his wife, just couldn’t help being friendly to strangers… a warm friendliness that was forever attracting strangers to her . . .
May Ellen, his elder daughter, ran away from the cabin on Shack Road to look for a nice, respectable husband . . . but came running home again on her honeymoon!
Grandma, his mother-in-law, had stories to tell that would make a wild stallion blush . . . and there was no stopping her when she began talking about her young days!
Lorraine, the younger daughter . . . she was the real one! Down in Tampa, where she “worked”, or back home on Shack Road, the men couldn’t keep away from her . . . and whether it was the Colonel, who owned the land the family lived on, or the nice boy May Ellen married, or a chance bill collector who came around . . . when they saw Lorraine, there was the devil to pay!

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