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James Ronald | The Angry Woman | Would This Ruthless Woman Let Her Marry Any Man?

The Frank Novel About a ‘Family Friend’

Jonathon Ward | Bed and Board | “… the two girls abandoned… caressed… and gestured…”

From the back cover:

‘ Ward takes the reader into the hell-dives of San Francisco,

Andrew Shaw; Lawrence Block | The Wife-Swappers | The wives were very different: one was a lesbian, one was a nymphomaniac, one a masochist, another frigid, and still another erupting like a bomb at t

Freda MacDonald; Charles Nuetzel | Passions of Hate | We are unable to provide a description at this time.

Dan Eliot; Robert Silverberg | Sin Hellion | We are unable to provide a description at this time.

Dallas Mayo | The Whispered Love | First Line(s)

‘Uh… let’s see now. About halfway, Charlie. I’m somewhere in the middle of the second act.’

‘That’s far enough. Any

John Conway | Share My Wife | The cover teasers assert that ‘She was willing to try anything to hold onto her husband, including lesbian love.’ and ‘His boss was a sex-maddened wom

J.X. Williams | The Swappers’ Wives | First Line(s)

‘WHAT’S THE MATTER, HONEY?’ I ASKED my best girl friend and neighbor, Sally Upton.

It was Thursday morning, and we wer

Owen Patterson | Bath House Peeper | We are unable to provide a description at this time.