The Saturday Night Party (1963)

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Beacon B582F 1963
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The revealing story of those cozy suburban developments and the planned promiscuity among their bored, hard-drinking, hot-handed young couples.
To the fast “Garden Apartment” crowd, making love to someone else’s mate was as casual as taking a drink.

The 1972 edition is here

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Dial “M” For Man

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Beacon Books B465F, 1962
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When this woman wanted love she knew what to do — 

Hob Sampson was a local businessman who walked in on trouble every time a lonely wife like Doris Condon phoned for help. The beautiful Mrs. Condon’s husband left her cold — and she wanted a man around the house day and night!

Behind The “Respectable” Front Door In Suburbia

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Sex Is A Woman

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Sex Is A Woman by Sheldon Lord 1963.
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1964 BEACON B704X

It’s a discontented young wife like Lana… A youthful widow like Nancy, empty… aching… A matron like Louise, beckoning men with her body… And They All Turned To Dr. Paul Dobson

From the back:

Has Suburbia Become Sexurbia?
Here’s a burning, powerful story of crumbling morals in the American suburban community. A doctor who forgets his Hippocratic oath to become amorously involved with his wealthy patients. A young widow hungry for love. A divorcee four times, ready for any indecent proposition. The doctor’s own wife, whose paramour is her own brother-in-law.
A man loses himself, his wife, his ideals and his prestige as a physician in the suburban sex-shuffle that is fast becoming a national disease.

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