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Nympho Mania

Joe Thomson, having just tried to satisfy May, his wife, before going to work, had no idea that the minute he drove away she was seeking gratification from another man…

From the back:

MAY wasn’t bad; sick, maybe, but not bad. Daily she sexually sapped the strength from her husband, though even that wasn’t enough to satiate her.
‘Affairs’ with other men grew numerous, and even that wasn’t enough. She soon found it necessary to attend afternoon sessions at a wayward house of ill-fame, taking into love whatever man the ‘madam’ offered. For this she received no money, or did it satiate her burning desires.

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Smoky Road

A Savage Gun-Slinger Rides The Vengeance Trail

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The Art Sinner

He Painted Life On A Passion Canvas!

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Dishonorable Lady

The story of a modern Delilah

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The Other Side of The Tracks

He wanted only to live life as a human being but his lusts conspired against him.

From the back:

Pete Carson came out of jail with the firm resolve never again to spend time behind bars. He was determined to stay out of trouble.
His parole officer got him a job in Ed Thompson’s gas station as a grease monkey and his life began to run smoothly . . that is until luscious Zena Brandon entered the picture. She was his dream come true, a symbol of innocent girlhood that had for so long eluded him. He began to date Zena regularly, elevating her pedestal higher with each successive date. He was even contemplating asking her to marry him . . . until he learned the vicious, perverse reality that was her life!
Heartbroken and disillusioned he accepted the not-to-be-denied invitation from his boss’ seductive, but over-ripe wife and found that his woes deepened when she was found horribly raped right after he left her house.
His only refuge became a local ‘massage’ parlor where he knew that he got what he paid for . . . and he was willing to pay a lot for what he wanted.
Only when Cheryl, the ex-lesbian entered his life did he once again begin to exist the way he wanted . . . to prove that he could rise above his jungle origin and join life as a proud member of society.

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