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The Ewings by John O’Hara

John O’Hara | The Ewings | Edna was the prettiest girl in town. When she met the son of a wealthy lawyer, she knew he was what she wanted, and what she had to do to get him.

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Married Tramp by Max Nortic

Max Nortic | Married Tramp | We are unable to provide a description at this time.

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Dyke Call Girl by Mark Savage

Mark Savage | Dyke Call Girl | ‘Tina threw her body around like a wild baseball’

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The Cross Report On Perversion by Harold H.V. Cross

Harold H.V. Cross | The Cross Report On Perversion | The author ‘describes and analyzes many areas of aberration,’ including sadism, masochism, homosexuality, exhibitionism, voyeurism, sex precocity amon

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Flesh Raiders by John Dexter

John Dexter | Flesh Raiders | She offered her body as sin bait.

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Houseboy by Max Swain

Max Swain | Houseboy | We are unable to provide a description at this time.

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To Love, To Hate by Fay Adams

Fay Adams | To Love, To Hate | ‘No man could come between them and they fought for every man.’

This was Marya, apricot golden, capricious, shameless. adoring and adored.

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The Disconnected by Kay Martin

Kay Martin | The Disconnected | The Name of the Sex Game Was Couples. Left alone day after day by success-minded husbands, they were forced to seek out new sources of excitment.

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The Strange One by Greg Hamilton

Greg Hamilton | The Strange One | ‘She lived and loved in a twilight world, a world of pleasure, passion . . . and pain’

It began with Toby–the experienced swinger

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Women Who Seduce Girls by Guenter Klow, Dr

Guenter Klow, Dr | Women Who Seduce Girls | First line:

‘In pre-Victorian England, historians tell us, sexual intercourse was for the poor and all the finer variations were the property of t