Tag: Robert McGinnis

World Without Women (1960)

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The Scourge Had Spread All Over Earth — Killing All But A Few Women, For Whose Favors The Price Was Death

France: For the protection of female survivors, any male found on the streets after six o’clock will be shot and killed.

Russia: Every surviving female between the ages of 14 and 35 must marry and live with as many men as the state shall designate.

United States: Any male of any age who molests or lays hand on any surviving female of any age, against her will, will be summarily shot.

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The Man with Two Wives

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They called his wife a murderess. And his guilty passion was her only alibi.

From the back:

Bill Harding led a pleasant and peaceful existence with an adoring “perfect” wife and a secure future in his father-in-law’s powerful publishing empire.
He had all but forgotten Angelica, his beautiful, tortured first wife and the wild, Bohemian existence they had once shared.
Now Angelica was back. He had seen her. For one brief moment he had felt again the old, abandoned passion.
That one slip from reason was his undoing.
He was swept again into Angelica’s whole sordid, pitiful world. And, finally, into murder.

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