The order came straight from the top: if she gets out of line, kill her
Tag: Ernest “Darcy” Chiriacka
The Jungle (Original Title: Somebody In Boots)
Woman’s Doctor (1962)
At His Home… A cold, alcoholic wife. At His Office… beguiling, willing patients!
His Wealthy, Attractive Women Patients, And His Hot-Blooded Nurse — All Knew That Their Handsome, Virile Doctor Was Starved For Love
Not related to either of these books of the same name, nor either of these books titled Woman Doctor
The Best From Manhunt
Beans, Bullets — And Quick Buryin’!
She Who Strays…
The shameless story of Marcia Webster whose desperate loneliness led her beyond the bounds of permissible love…
Could She Confine Her Love-Making To Men Only?
From the back:
Marcia’s Super-Active Love Life Included A Cast Of Lovers Miles Long — Male And Female!
Nature endowed Marcia Webster so enticingly that no man (or woman) could resist her. So when her millionaire playboy lover Jerry Smith suddenly scooted to Rio in the wake of a financial scandal, Marcia found herself besieged by Jerry’s panting pals…
First there was Hack Johnson, Jerry’s chief business associate. Marcia had to be especially good to Hack because he held the corporate cards that would keep Jerry out of jail. Then there was Laverne, soft, slim, high-fashion model who never knew a man and never wanted to as long as women like Marcia were around.
Two real he-men, Ed Wardle and Art Brown, did their best to pry Marcia from Laverne. And when Laverne consoled herself with Ed’s wife Daisy, Marcia’s sudden jealousy forced her to make the most tormenting decision of her life.
Can A Woman Who Strays From The Paths Of Normal Love Ever Return? Can A Man Once Again Take Such A Woman Into His Arms? Here Is A Novel That Asks, And Answers, These Engrossing Questions.
Ernest “Darcy” Chiriacka did the front cover, but the two women on the back are the work of Charles Copeland, from the cover of The Narrow Line
Those Three Texas Hellions!
Death-Dance In Fandango
The Night It Happened
Marital boredom among the smart suburban couples could lead to only one thing…
A new novel that dares to discuss a major problem in modern life — sophisticated people tire of their marriages, seeking new thrills — new excitements
From the back:
The Event Was The Social Climax Of The Year. All The “Best” People Were Scheduled To Attend. Distinguished Ticket Holders Included Two Neighbors With Desire For Each Others’ Wives, A Pair Of “Different” Women, A Wealthy Playboy And His Call-Girl Fiancée… And A Few Hundred Dissipated Pleasure Seekers!
The First Couple
Mike and Diana Eaton were strictly city people. They didn’t know what to do with themselves when the sun set on their new suburban ranch house. When boredom diminished Mike’s bedroom ardor, Diana received potent advice from her next door neighbors!
The Second Couple
AI and Ginger Hight bought their house in the suburbs only after giving the prospective neighbors a careful once-over. They were particularly attracted to the Eatons … and for good reason.
The Third Couple
Letitia Granger and Madge Henry had an unnatural attraction for each other not understood or appreciated by anyone but them.
The Fourth Couple
Patsy Straight decided to start a clean, fresh life when she became engaged to wealthy Perce Forrest. But Perce didn’t really want her to give up her life as a call girl!
A Major Novel! It Fearlessly Reveals The Shameless Lowering Of Morality In Modern Suburbia
This entire book can be downloaded here
The Rich and the Damned
The Wounded and the Slain (1955)
He was a trespasser in heaven — and a fugitive from hell
From the back:
James Bevan was born too late.
He was a walking tragedy — a knight in a century of grab-and-run; a lost man of honor in a glib, glittering world.
He had a mistress who wanted him, a wife who rejected him, and a’ bottle that enfolded him in the arms of oblivion.
He was balanced on the, edge of civilized disaster — and then he went to Jamaica. In that jungle of the flesh James Bevan sought the end. He found instead a target for his honor, and, in so doing, and in fear and in agony, he found a new beginning of himself.
But first he had to kill a man.
Later reprinted by Hard Case Crime
Where There’s A Will
The Killer Came Too Late
The Odd Kind
Unveils The Sleek And Expensive World Of The Lesbians Who Model Fashions IN Public — And Perform Age-Old Rituals In Private!
From the back:
La Modena — Once she had been simply Emily Jones, a miner’s daughter. Now a high-priced model, she dared to participate in strange practices.
Pam Elliott — Once she was content with the sick attentions of another model, the red-haired Haze Merton. Now she wanted more — thrills from La Modena, furs and jewels from Jorges de Chastelaine.
Jorges de Chastelaine — Once it had amused him to be chased by two women. But now a question came up: did they want him — or each other?
A Story Of Bisexual Relationships In The Cosmopolitan Dress Salons-where Old Sins Are Restyled To Please The Wealthy!
Never Love A Man
Carole Rowans Was Born To Love — But Why Did She Love Only Women?
What twist of fate sends a normal woman along the unnatural paths of lesbian passion?
From the back cover:
They were a trio of beautiful women — and they had no need for men.
An early, shattering sex experience turned Carole Rowans fiercely away from men — and into the meshes of lesbian loves. First it was Helena, rich, stunningly attractive, insidiously tantalizing. Then Francine, in Paris, where eroticism and deviant allure were the fashion of the day. But Francine was already involved with Maria, a magnificently beautiful mulatto, beneath whose glowing bronze beauty lurked dark, amoral, unprincipled passion. Having seduced Francine, she would not give her up to any other woman!
Into this silken web of wanton sensualists came Tony Firth who sought to redeem Carole from the lovers of Lesbos… Could Carole Blot Out The Memory Of A Tainted Past — Or Would It Come Back To Haunt Her?
A Novel That Explores The Reasons Why Women Turn From Men To Seek Their Own Kind Of Love