Harry Barton

Shady Lady

Wherever She Fled, Violence Followed

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Tracked Down (Original Title: The Angry Heart)

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The Way We Love

An Unconventional Novel Of Manners And Morals In A Modern Hospital

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Doctor’s Dilemma
This is a realistic story of human passion and weak-ness behind the ultramodern facade of a big city hospital — the saga of Kurt Severton, a brilliant surgeon who feels duty-bound to prevent a whitewash of a bungled operation by his chief, Dr. Tolliver. There’s Donna, Tolliver’s wife — hot, vibrant and eager to love— who thrusts herself wantonly into Severton’s life. And Marti, his mistress, who gives him everything a woman can give: love, loyalty and passion.
But above all, there is Severton’s guilty conscience. Has he the right to expose a colleague’s professional mistake when his own personal life is not above reproach?

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When The Lusting Began

There Was Fire In Her Flesh And Murder In Her Heart

This cover was later reused for She’ll Get Hers

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A Rage Of Desire

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You’re Mitch Sutton, a respectable guy whose life has suddenly gone stale. You Love your wife but somehow the spark is gone. You drop in for a beer and spot a hot-eyed dame at the bar. You think of picking her up but she beats you to it. You switch from beer to Scotch, from weariness to wantonness. Not until days later do you find that your free-loving pickup is Jane Worth, your boss’ bride. You’re really living it up – until the boss and your wife find out what’s going on. To make things worse, Jane has her hooks in you and refuses to let go….

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Warped Desires (Original Title: Slave of Desire)

An Intense Story Of Strange Emotions

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The Brass Shroud

Swing And Slay

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Fear No More

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Manhandled

Manhandled by Whitman Chambers, Monarch #434, 1964

She Had Nothing To Lose But Her Reputation

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When pretty Sally Winters found herself stranded in the wide-open town of Hahia Cruz, the reckless Marlowe brothers took a more than brotherly interest in the lush blonde’s predicament.

Charlie Marlowe thought Sally was virginally innocent, and offered to marry her. Money-mad Eric saw her as a choice piece of merchandise, to be bought, used and resold. Cynical Mark sensed that Sally was as hip as a beatnik, and meant to prove it before his brothers’ very eyes.

But it was Geza de Roche, suave operator of “the hottest club west of Paris” who offered Sally the daring proposition which proved how far a “lost” girl would go to get out of Mexico!

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The Squeeze

He Bet His Last Chip On An Unlucky Redhead

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Frisco Flat

Any Man Could Take Her But No Man Could Possess Her

From the back:

• To voluptuous TOSCA, Frankie Cargo was a man to make her forget her sordid past and provide her with a love-filled future.

• To wanton ARLENE, he was an instrument of pleasure, to be used at her convenience.

• To SAM BARLOW, he was a danger someone to be run out of town.

• To SHERIFF SPRINGER, he was a handy victim marked for early oblivion.

• To the townspeople, he was the hero who would take Springer and Barlow off their necks.

• Only time could tell who was right and who was wrong — and time was running out for FRANKIE CARGO…

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In Savage Surrender

Sugar and Spice and Every Vice — That’s What She Was Made Of

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The all offered themselves to John Bellamy: hot-blooded Marguerita who only looked virginal but was really a nympho… and wanton Nancy who lived with John’s friend, Alex, but loved any man available at the moment.
But John was involved in a struggle to retain his yacht Wanderlure and took Marguerita and Nancy as he found them — until blonde, long-legged Miriam used her charms to enlist his aid in a plot to hijack a million dollars from a group of Batista cut-throats.
The moment he joined the plot John found himself in a crucible of erotic frenzy and violence from which there was no escape.

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