Cheaters

Break-Up

Beneath the outward success and happiness lay an insatiable craving… a craving that was to tear his world apart and drag him to destruction

Cover swiped from Suburban Wife

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The Sensualists (Four Square)

Theirs was the strangest love triangle of them all

The Dell cover for this book can be seen here.

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Her Young Lover

The sophisticated suburban wife was bored with her home — and with her husband
The boy was the teenage son of her closest friend

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Never Cheat Alone

When Husbands Stay Late In The City, What Do Their Wives Do?

A Bitter Novel Of Extra-Marital Overtime By Suburban Wives

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The Lovers

They Were Chained By Their Desires

John Gosnold’s kisses left Judith giddy and weak, promising a fulfillment she had never known with her jealous, possessive husband. And yet John’s wife was her best friend.

Could she risk wreaking her marriage? Destroying the only friendship that mattered?

Tormented by the promise of happiness and the fear of hurting others, Judith knew that she — at least — was sure to lose.

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In Search Of Sin

Being caught in the final love act by a girl’s husband wasn’t the best way to end such a glorious session…

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Substitute Sinners

To Shake Suburban Boredom, They Sought — Substitute Sinners

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The Country Club Set

When Married Life Started To Bore Her — Virginia Turned To A Teenager For New Kicks

Taken From Today’s Headlines… A Novel That Rips The Veil From The High-Living Suburban Set — And Its Pampered Women!

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Suburbia After Dark

Restless women who make themselves more available than younger girls — to any boy with nerve!

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Surprise Party

The girl in his arms was only a secretary but the unexpected guest was his wife… and his boss!

From the back:

“I WANT …”-was what Tony had said all his life. Beautiful women, silk shirts, sleek cars and money, all the things he’d never had, all the things he’d sell his soul to attain.
“I WANT ,”—a familiar chant to Alicia, who used her millions to buy whatever struck her fancy, including four husbands and countless lovers.
I WANT …”—words Helen had heard from men ever since she was sixteen, words she had ignored until she found the one man who could give her something in return.

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