Girls On The Rampage by Wenzell Brown
Wenzell Brown | Girls On The Rampage | The Brutal, Shocking Truth About Girls Who Go Bad
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6 case studies of female juvenile delinquency.
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Girlstown by Dallas Mayo
Dallas Mayo | Girlstown | Story of a posh salon where wealthy woman pick up beautiful young girls.
Hildegarde was the queen of a harem, proud of the world she’d create
Sorority Scandal / The Secret Flesh by Dallas Mayo; Carol Caine
Dallas Mayo; Carol Caine | Sorority Scandal / The Secret Flesh | ‘Who would have suspected that such pretty young college girls could do the shocking things they did when they were alone.’
Three’s a Crowd by Bud Conway
Bud Conway | Three’s a Crowd | First Lines
I suppose every guy remembers his first time around. You know what I mean. The first time in the hay. How much plainer do I have
The Demands of the Flesh by March Hastings
March Hastings | The Demands of the Flesh | Ellen, a young widow suffering from physical frustration goes through a period of promiscuity involving several men and a brief affair with a lesbian,
The Mesh by Lucie Marchal
Lucie Marchal | The Mesh | ”I hated her when I first saw her. She was so passive, so voluptuous, so unlike me. Then something changed me. Alone with her I was filled with a joy
Ring-A-Ding-Ding by Frank Kane
Frank Kane | Ring-A-Ding-Ding | The blonde didn’t have to tell Liddell that she made the circuit. One look, and he could see she was a fast operator. Johnny Liddell dialed ‘0’ for in
Adam and Two Eves / The Other Stranger by Anonymous; Daoma Winston; Lilla Van Saher
Anonymous; Daoma Winston; Lilla Van Saher | Adam and Two Eves / The Other Stranger | Unnatural Affection — Or Perverted Hate? The Young Widow Had To Choose Between Them
And outspoken novel on a taboo subject
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Lust by Count Palmiro Vicarion
Count Palmiro Vicarion | Lust | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Sex on the Odd Side by Lois Macdonald
Lois Macdonald | Sex on the Odd Side | ‘the eternal triangle with a corrupt twist- a man, his wife, and the woman she loved!’