Suburban Husbands And Wives On The Loose And On The Prowl
Tag: Suburbia
Suburban Sexpot
Is Adultery The Answer To A Frigid Husband?
The Love Trap (1963)
Suburbia had three sexes… male, female… and Susan
A daring novel of today’s young marrieds fighting a problem as old as Eve!
This entire book can be downloaded here
via Steve Wallace
The Party Game
The Development
At split-level Sahara Springs every man cast covetous eyes upon his neighbor’s wife — Every women brazenly encouraged these advances
A biting novel which strips bare the flimsy facade of decency concealing the unbridled sensual desires of America’s sprawling Suburbs
Suburban Sin (1959)
Infidelity Was A Way of Life With The Split-Level Dwellers
A novel of women who traded husbands — of men who borrowed wives — of couples who embraced adultery with feverish delight.
This cover looks suspiciously similar to the cover of Change Partners. The 1963 edition is here
The Saturday Night Party (1963)
Summer Swap
When they agreed to change partners for the summer, they didn’t know the erotic forces they were unleashing!
A Blistering Novel Of Domestic Dilemma In The Rich Commuter Country
Sex Pit
Swank Society Suburb was what they called it. But actually it was a shameless — Sex Pit — where cheating husbands were out-done by their promiscuous wives!
Cover reused from Love Now, Pay Later
Suburban Affair
A suspicious gossip, a love-starved wife and a lust-crazed artist all add up to a passionate story of infidelity and adultery!
I am willing to bet this this Rudy Nappi cover was swiped from an earlier publication of a different book, but I can’t find it.
The Unfaithful
The Bored Young Wives
What happens in suburbia when a group of local males band together to keep bored young wives entertained?
The bottom girl is stolen from Lingerie Ltd., the middle girl is from Weekend Arrangements, and the top girl is from Discontented Wives.
Discontented Wives
Select Private Club — Or Suburban Sex Spot?
Rath Moore arranged things for husbands coming to the club for thrills. But it was also his business to take car of their discontented wives…
This entire book can be downloaded here
From the back:
Whose Wife Have I…?
Women betraying their husbands… kids black-mailing their elders… men in pursuit of illicit pleasures—such was the nightly pattern of suburban Palm Heights! By day its people hid in sedate homes or chaste city offices. By night they lost themselves in such exclusive places as the Heights Club….
…The club was supposed to be a select after-dark spot— but actually was a haven for the wife-swapping crowd. Rath Moore, whose job it was to keep everybody happy, took his responsibility seriously— especially when it came to discontented wives. So he found himself involved with lovely, lonely suburbanites out for thrills.
Flame-haired Patty Davis, for instance, who used Rath as a stand-in husband rather than waste her voluptuous charms. Susan Hunnicut, who craved more than kicks from Rath. And the rest of them, like June… who asked for abuse.
THE PLAIN TRUTH ABOUT AMERICAN SUBURBIA, WHERE LONELY SEX-HUNGRY WOMEN MAKE THE RULES!
Weekend Arrangements
The Sex Kitten And The Scientist
She knew the fastest way to get ahead in suburban society
Rita was welcome in every boardroom and bedroom of the home office