Tag: Toga
Messalina (1960)
She was beautiful, sadistic, tantalizing and deadly… from the top of her golden head to the tip of her silver whip
James Bama’s 1963 cover can be seen here. Messalina is also the subject of The Pagan Empress
The Sins Of Herod
Two Thieves
Messalina (1963)
The Private Life of Helen of Troy
Her Lust Caused The Trojan War
She looks like the winner of a Classical Era Wet T-Shirt Contest.
From the back:
After the Greeks sacked Troy, Menelaos sought to slay his wife Helen, whose flight with Paris precipitated the Trojan war. But when she bared her bosom to his sword he found he had not the heart to kill her. Returning to Sparta, Helen serenely triumphed over gossip while her outraged husband was hard put to justify his failure to exact vengeance. Then Agamemnon, Menelaos’ brother, returned from Troy and was murdered by his wife, Helen’s sister, as further intrigues and scandals came apace. A gay, witty novel about a lovely woman to whom men first lost their hearts, then their heads, and finally their lives!
A Roman Resurrection
The Vandal
The Conquered
Children Of The Wolf
Children Of Hell
Also featuring Lure Of The Fox-Woman
Modern Nero
Also featuring Satan’s Bedchamber
Queen of Sheba
The Greatest Love Story Of The Ages
From the back:
And Balkis was fair and pleasant for delights — Balkis, Queen of Sheba, queen of the land of pagan licentiousness dedicated to the worship of love.
More realistically than any before him, Garder Fox has created the story of Solomon, the handsome, restless young king of Israel, who journeyed to Sheba and fell under the spell of Balkis, goddess of the cult of love.
History has told us how Solomon forgot hsi God in deams of conquest and in the arms of the most sensual woman of the ages, and in this novel a talented author has brought history to vibrant, pulsing life.