Warm And Willing

Midwood 32-402 1964

… to play the part of the pupil on her maiden voyage into the twilight world

From the back:

Rhoda stared out at the night. “What’s wrong with me, Meg?”
“Don’t you know?”
“Yes, I know,” she sighed. “I’m frigid.”
Meg smiled. “No.”
“Then what?”
Meg touched her arm, turning her from the window. “You really don’t know, do you? You poor, sweet darling …”
Rhoda frowned. “I don’t understand.”
“Perhaps this will help,” Meg murmured.
And Meg kissed her.
AS AUTHENTIC AND SENSITIVE A PORTRAIT OF LESBIAN LIFE, ITS MEMBERSHIP AND MYSTERIES, AS EVER PAINTED!!!

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Tent-Show Bride

Intimate Novels Digest #30 1953

Her soul was bared — her body shamed — her beauty exhibited before greedy eyes!
The Carnival Stripper’s Reward Was — Degradation!

From the back:

When a marijuana scandal makes life intolerable for young Gay Leslie in her home town, she runs off with a carnival show as ballyhoo girl. Soon, in her innocence, she succumbs to the sweet talk and gorgeous body of Apollo, the strong-man with the show. The the glamor of carnival life quickly disappears, to be replaced by sordidness and cruelty. For Apollo turns out to be a mighty lover–but also a jealous, calculating madman! He makes Gay perform as the carnival stripper, each day forcing her to sink lower into degradation. Gay cannot resist this cruel, queer love–nor his reckless exploitation of her beauty. The giant is too strong, too dangerous! But she does find a haven in the arms of another man–who struggles with Apollo to break the fetters which enslave her…

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