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Second-Time Woman by Elaine Dorian

Elaine Dorian | Second-Time Woman | We are unable to provide a description at this time.

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All the Naked Heroes by Alan Kapelner

Alan Kapelner | All the Naked Heroes | The most disturbing and unforgivable element in this first novel is the fact that although the setting is supposedly the thirties in America the situa

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Madeleine Austrian by Robert R. Kirsch

Robert R. Kirsch | Madeleine Austrian | second novel (In the Wrong Rain- Little, Brown) is again a story of extramarital entanglements, casual sophistication and even looser morals, and pres

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I Sell Love by Liz Crowley

Liz Crowley | I Sell Love | A Night-By-Night Account Of A Prostitute’s Life- By The Girl Who Lived It: What makes a young, attractive girl become a prostitute? What impels her t

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Rizpah by Charles E. Israel

Charles E. Israel | Rizpah | This novel, set thousands of years ago, tells of the life-and-death struggles of Israel in the turbulent days when it was guided by the prophecies of

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The Girl Who Had Everything by Victoria Kelrich Morhaim

Victoria Kelrich Morhaim | The Girl Who Had Everything | She asked for love, but could give none in return. The revealing novel of a woman locked in a strange, destructive fear. ~ front cover

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The Mourning After by Frank Kane

Frank Kane | The Mourning After | A hurry-up call from L.A. brought Johnny Liddell 3,000 miles to the sprawling Beverly Hills estate of T.V. star Dirk Messner. New York’s shrewdest pri

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Blonde Dynamite by Louis Lorraine

Louis Lorraine | Blonde Dynamite | An intimate view of what some coeds must go through to get educated. Margo was learning more after curfew than during class ~ front cover

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Island of Women by Juan Goytisolo

Juan Goytisolo | Island of Women | The female narrator of Goytisolo’s novel, Claudia, returns to Malaga for an eleven day vacation to visit her husband, some old friends, and perhaps fi

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Born to Be Bad by Sheldon Lord

Sheldon Lord | Born to Be Bad | Cover copy reads: ‘Rita Never Knew Her Father. How Could She When Even Her Mother Didn’t.

An uninhibited tale of a girl who inherited h