The Shame of Jenny
John Carver
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There’s one in every town
Any girl can be a loner – and a loser – when she tries to climb the social ladder too fast. The way Jenny tried at the country club.
With Fred Mansfield, Jenny ‘qualified’ as a woman – but not as a club member.
With Lowell Hemper, Jenny made the club at last – at the price of her reputation.
With Kiki Winn, Jenny tried to flee her problem – by turning down the deviate pathway to forgetfulness.
The story of Jenny’s fall is not for the prudish or the squeamish. It is anovel that rips away the plush mask of suburban hypocrisy and exposes its sex-blackmail for all the world to see. Here at last is the whole true pattern of our sexual double standard.
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Details
Genre | Pulp |
Copyright Date | 01-Oct-63 |
Publication Date | 1963 |
Publisher | Beacon Signal |
Format | Mass Market Paperback |
No. of Pages | 156 |
Notes | Beacon Signal B647F |
Language | English |
Rating | NotRated |
Subject | Lesbian Sleaze |
BookID | 13061 |