Island at the End of the World by Henri Crouzat

Average, 3 stars

Shipwrecked when their hospital ship is torpedoed, a young officer of the French Air Force and three English nurses find themselves marooned on a tiny island in the Indian Ocean. There are Joan, a nymphomanic; Victoria, a lesbian, and Kathleen, a quite ordinary girl. Slightly macabre, as not everyone lives.

This book was made into a French film in 1959 titled L'île du bout du monde, directed by Edmond T. Gréville, and was later brought to the U.S. as a movie called TEMPTATION.

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'One Man, three beautiful women on a deserted island...KATHLEEN--earthly and natural, falls deeply in love with the officer...VICTORIA--a startling and perfect beauty, discovers the true nature of her strange tastes in love...JOAN--volient and passionate, with an extraordinary capacity for sensuality, nurses a jealousy and hate that knows no bounds...'

Details

Copyright Date1959
Publication Date1960
PublisherBerkley Medallion
FormatMass Market Paperback
No. of Pages172
LanguageEnglish
NotesBerkley G-437

Grier rating of A B***
RatingAverage
GenreGrier Rated; Movie/Media Tie-In; Pulp
SubjectLesbian Sleaze