Brand of Shame
Donna Richards
–FROM THE BACK OF THE BOOK:
… The Hill was one of New York’s most exclusive and sophisticated suburbs — and the couples who lived there had ultra-sophisticated tastes in sex!
Earl and Jan Spencer’s marriage of convenience was an ideal arrangement for them — for he had no interest in the lusts of the fleash, and she was a confirmed Lesbian.
Next door, however, the situation seethed, as ripe, viluptuous Sonia Bolt could no longer conatain the wild, reatless urges that set her yearning body on fire.
And when Sonia decided that Jan was the firl she wanted, there was unfettered passion in the air and unexpected trouble in brewing …
FROM INSIDE THE BOOK:
… TWO WOMEN — ALONE …
There was a heavy beating within Jan’s chest. The move had been made, boldly and flagrantly. Sonia wanted to be made love to by a woman — by Jan. She was asking for it more boldly than Jan had ever known the desire to be expressed …
SAMPLE TEXT:
… The man learned across the breakfast table toward his wife.
‘What are you thinking about, darling?’
‘Sex,’ sighed the woman.
Earl Spencer smiled as he buttered his toast. ‘I thought so. It always shows on you, Jan. How long has it been for you?’
Jan Spencer, tall, ash-blonde, Broad-shouldered, full-brested and narrow hipped, a chic, modern example of the perfect young suburban housewife, looked across the table at her husbans.
‘Three months. I’m chafing at the bit, I’m afraid. You’re the lucky one, Earl. You don’t need any sex at all.’
Earl’s gray eyes narrowed for just an instant. Then they sparkled with humor again.
‘Yes,’ he said wryly, ‘I am one of the lucky ones. The perfect asexual male, having no urges, no yearnings either heterosexual or homosexual. I am complete within …
BRAND OF SHAME
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Details
| Genre | Pulp |
| Copyright Date | 1965 |
| Publication Date | 1965 |
| Publisher | Domino Books |
| Format | Mass Market Paperback |
| No. of Pages | 128 |
| Notes | Domino 72-901 |
| Language | English |
| Rating | NotRated |
| Subject | Lesbians – Fiction |
| BookID | 1472 |
