She was the kind who sleeps till noon and lives by night… the kind who can take over a nice town and turn it bad.
Artwork later reused for Honky-Tonk Girl / The Boiling Point
Tag: Hooker
Party Girl (1960)
Love was a business for Laura!
She Embraced More Men In A Night Than Most Women Know In A Lifetime!
Buy My Love
Convention Girl
For Lovely Holly, Business Was No Bed Of Roses — It Was A Row Of Beds! An Under-The-Covers Peek At Tycoons Out On The Town In A Wondrous World Of Bourbon, Blondes And Boudoirs
From the back:
Hollis Carroll was no common call girl like most women who thronged these giddy pow-wows. Prettier than any of them, she had pyramided body and brains into a nifty enterprise of her own. Why, the assembled tycoons were practically ready to elect her president! But she ran into a rival — Reggie, wily and wanton, whose sex appeal was subtle as a blast furnace, and whose lusts were exceeded only by her ambitions. She even sank to sharing her embraces with Hollis’ aid, the love-starved Nora. In the awful ecstasy of forbidden desire, Nora told all — told, for instance, of Hollis being carried through the hotel halls, nude and panting, by delegate Jim Barton. The knowledge was a loaded gun. When Reggie chose to pull the trigger, would it blast Hollis, and her market, to bits?
A Novel That Tells The Truth About So-called Business Conventions — Where Liquor Flows Like Water, And Girls Are Items Of Merchandise!
Male Mistress
Sin Street (1959)
The Inside Story Of The Vice Racket In The U.S.A.
Also known as Scarlet Patrol, but unrelated to Sin Street U.S.A., Sin Street Was My Beat!, Street Of Sin, or the Bob Bristow novel of the same name.
I Was A Park Avenue Call Girl!
That French Girl
Hot Number (1949)
Death of a Hooker
Grandpa and the Girls
A delightful novel about an innocent old scholar and a group of girls engaged in the oldest profession in the world
New York Call Girl
The Hayseed & The Hooker
Girl Of The Streets
The Delicate Vice (Original Title: Unnatural)
Men had hurt her so she embraced what she thought was a safer kind of love.
From the back:
Allison had everything except decency and self-respect, but she did not care. She had love a kind of love that was safe from pain and fear. Then one night at a wild party she met Cal Staton who offered her everything she could ask for. But he was a man and Allison was afraid. Would she be better off forgetting him, or did he mean more to her than being safe?
A vivid and penetrating story about a girl who did not know which way to turn for love.
Originally published as Unnatural