Obsession (1965)

Midwood 32-510 1965

There wasn’t anything she wouldn’t do to be alone with this strange and sensual creature

From the back:

The Velvet Trap
She had wanted only to be loved, to be desired, to please and be pleased. Somehow, somewhere during her quest for fulfillment, she’d become both the used and the user, the subject and the object, a creature of both ecstasy and despair.
Was this to be her fate: to be a mere plaything of these savage, lusting women… a helpless victim of their strange sickness? Was this to be her life: to be passed around among these hard and voracious creatures who cared nothing about her feelings but only her body… who took without giving, seeking only to satisfy their own depraved and jaded needs?
HOW HAD IT STARTED? HOW WOULD IT END?

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Ripe

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Midwood Books F164, 1962
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Suzi came of age in the world of high fashion and low morals

From the back:

GIRL IN A WOMAN’S BODY
Biologically, Suzi needed all the fulfillment of a healthy woman. Psychologically, she was a naive girl who believed fashion models only had to be beautiful to get ahead. Then Stan began to teach her the facts of life right there on his soft office rug, while the man she loved waited in the lobby.

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The Poisoned Pussy (The Lady from L.U.S.T. #9)

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Sock It To Me, Says Eve Drum… Which  Is What They’re All Dying To Try — And Die Trying

From the back:

Eve Drum, The Lady From L.U.S.T., is at her absolute best in this funky spy thriller that rockets London to Stockholm to Helsinki, where she teaches the sensuous Scandinavians things they never knew about sex. But this time she nearly meets her match in the luscious Russian, Tamara Norenko, MVD’s top and topless agent who uses her body as Eve does—as a deadly weapon. Like Eve, Tamara is skilled in exotic weaponry and crammed with esoteric knowledge. She can crack a code or a skull; break a man’s will or his back. But the power of L.U.S.T. wins out in the end.

This entire book can be read online here

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Twice With Julie (1965)

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He had failed, just as had a hundred others, to satisfy the incredible passion that drove her from town to town, from man to man.

From the back:

THE MORE SHE HAD … THE MORE SHE NEEDED!
He had fallen in love with a girl who lived in constant torment, a girl who spent every waking moment in desperate need of sex, a girl who was never without need of a man, any man, a girl who was beyond caring who or what or where or how as long as there was someone seeking to appease the fiery hungers that burned so intensely within her feverish body! He had fallen in love with a girl some called a swinger, others called a tramp, still others knew as a prostitute… but he alone knew was the odd breed of female described by psychiatrists as a
NYMPHOMANIAC

The 1962 edition, with a cover by Maguire, is here

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Apartment Party

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Women had a habit of making themselves at home in Tony’s place

From the back:

Men envied Tony because his work put him in constant contact with beautiful women. They flocked in from every state in the union, in all shapes, varieties and sizes, all of them in need of work and therefore in need of Tony.
Most of them learned the score fast. They were smart chicks who had come to the big city ready for action ready for the sort of deal Tony proposed. Those that weren’t hip were so few and far between that Tony’s apartment soon became a kind of hotel for women, with a long waiting list and a constant turnover

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Finders Keepers (Original Title: Ladder Of Flesh)

Midwood 32-484 1965

She was a play-toy for a strange breed of older, wealthy women… women who knew her weakness and how to exploit it.

We have two different covers for this novel under the original title Ladder Of Flesh. This cover art was later used for The Bitter Flesh.

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