Paula was the child of a mixed marriage–her father was a black and white photograph, her mother a color painting. As a result, Paula was despised by both communities. But one black-and-white man saw Paula’s unique beauty and cared nothing about her mixed background. She brought color to his life–magenta and pink, specifically. But could their love overcome the prejudices of mainstream pulp paperback book cover society?
Paula was the child of a mixed marriage–her father was a black and white photograph, her mother a color painting. As a result, Paula was despised by both communities. But one black-and-white man saw Paula’s unique beauty and cared nothing about her mixed background. She brought color to his life–magenta and pink, specifically. But could their love overcome the prejudices of mainstream pulp paperback book cover society?
I love this alternative copy; it is just as informative and more intriguing. Of course a little deadly kiss would be nice too.