A young husband’s search for love and the meaning of life
Tag: Tom Dunn
Pick-up on Noon Street
Night Light
They were lost in a frantic half-crazed jazz world — hungry for love
A Stone for Danny Fisher
A violent novel of a lonely guy, his girls and his enemies in New York’s toughest slum
79 Park Avenue (1956)
The best-selling novel about the call-girl racket
From the back:
“Mister, some girls are born to be wives—but I was born for THIS!”
She was beautiful, voluptuous, alluring. You might think she was an actress or a model. But the cops could tell you what she really was: a prostitute with a record, a call girl who liked her work.
She had known more men than she could remember. But there were a few she would never forget: her stepfather, who started her on her way; Ross Drego, a racketeer who was willing to pay any price for her; Mike Keyes, who prosecuted her in court—and who was the only man she ever loved.
A Baryé Phillips cover for this same book is here.
Trespass
An outspoken and deeply moving novel of a defiant love
Rebecca
The Wild Life
The unvarnished confessions of a young carnival hustler
The Long Goodbye
She had six husbands, money — and one lover too many
Out From Eden
A frank — and moving — story of artists and their Bohemian way of life
The Lord God Of The Flesh
A passionate song of exquisite human love, a rapturous hymn to the oneness of Man and Woman
Battle Surgeon
Kiss Me Again, Stranger
Castle Garac
A novel of romance and intrigue