A savage novel of woman’s brutality to man
Tag: Raymond Johnson
Diversey
She Was Alone In Town And Looking For Excitement
T as in Trapped
“She Was Practically Asking To Be Killed”
There Was A Good Julie And A Bad Julie — Together They Made The Most Interesting Temptress Who Ever Framed An Innocent Man
Kiboko
A Kiss Before Loving
69 Babylon Park
Three-Time Sinner
The exciting story of the passionate affairs of a beautiful and impetuous girl with an amazing capacity for love!
Blaze
Party Girls And Their Pleasures
Love For Lydia
Young In Years — Ripe In Experience
via reader submission
I Killed Stalin
Afraid in the Dark
Vengeance And Passion In Exotic Malaysia
Like Ice She Was
She Played It Cool — But Liked It Hot
Tempting Tigress (Original Title: Bedtime Blonde)
Her Door Was Always Open To A Man Who Was Able To Pay
This same novel was later again re-titled Hollywood Hellcat
The Shocking Story Of What A Woman Must Do To Become A Star
Farewell My Young Lover (Original Title: A Sound Of Voices Dying)
The Fury And Ecstasy Of Young Rapture
From the back:
The compassionate tale of two young girls who taught an eager college freshman the meaning of life and love: Jean, the pretty party girl, who became infatuated with Reid on a blind date. And Laura, the lonesome blonde trapped in a brutal marriage, desperately seeking love before time ran out.
God Wears A Bow Tie
A Daring Reporter Raises The Curtain On Broadway’s Private Peep-Show
From the back:
When Larry Stark set out to gather news for a Broadway scandal-sheet known as Showcase, he learned soon enough what dirty work was expected of him by his Boss, Pidgeon Ellis—the little man with the bow tie who was the most feared character in Show Business.
Quitting his job, he threw himself into the fight against everything Pidgeon Ellis stood for. Before he was through, he knew every knave on Fast Buck Avenue—and their women. Here, ready for him to take, was Broadway in the raw: good girls and glamor girls —men without morals and affairs without shame—rogues who lived by their wits, and ladies who took them for all they had!