L.T. Woodward, M.D.; Robert Silverberg | Sex And The Divorced Woman | SEX & THE DIVORCED WOMAN
carefully and probingly examines such pertinent areas of the 1960’s sexual scene as:
The Young Divorcee
Peggy Swenson | The Three Way Apartment | Originally called ‘ Call Her Lesbian’ when submitted to publisher.
Nancy Morgan | City of Women | ‘A hundred women came to paradise and a hundred angels fell…They called it Passion City, this heap of shanties in lush Hawaii. It housed the women–
March Hastings | Abnormal Wife | From the back:
She stopped at nothing for her kicks…
Marian was not willing to leave well enough alone. She could have lived comf
Frank G. Harris | Frustrations of Judy | Judy had nowhere to hide, when Steve switched on the light, revealing her and Mona in their frantic but passionate love embrace.
Henri Crouzat | Island at the End of the World | 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
Lu Stack | Anybody’s Girl | Lu Stack was a voluptuous redhead with all the fiery passions attributed to the titian-haired beauties and she could never be satisfied. When she fin
John B. Thompson | Frenzy of Desire | ‘A thrill girl has to be shocked into love.’
This is the straight-forward story of Laurent Dennison who found herelf drifting into a lesbian
Evans McKnight | She Made Her Bed | ‘To get on top, Eve would offer anything’
Unconventional love in the off beat world of tv and radio.
