Girls Next Door by Jan Bradshaw; Mary Hemming
Jan Bradshaw; Mary Hemming | Girls Next Door | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
The Third Sex Syndrome / Honey At Her Lips by March Hastings; Steve Bell
March Hastings; Steve Bell | The Third Sex Syndrome / Honey At Her Lips | Her doctor had said: “there is in some women a latent force for sexual deviation, deep and controled.. yours has come to the surface.”
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Blood Lavender by Antoinette Azolakov
Antoinette Azolakov | Blood Lavender | Psychotherapist-detective T.D. Renfro probes motives and relationships–including those of her own lover–for clues to the mind of a murderer. Set in
Louisville Saturday by Margaret Long
Margaret Long | Louisville Saturday | The frank novel of women on their own..in an Army town!
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‘This is the first novel by a woman to treat with full seriousness the effects of w
High Society Torture by Dwight Marlow
Dwight Marlow | High Society Torture | We are unable to provide a description at this time
Visions by Larkin Rose
Larkin Rose | Visions | Paige Burton meets the love of her sexual life at a masked sex party when she’s too young to realize how special their connection is. After years of s
Love Thy Niece by Jose Lengua
Jose Lengua | Love Thy Niece | Beautiful, twenty-year-old Heather takes her uncle to bed and convinces him that he should employ her as a counter-spy in his large organization in or
I Left My Heart by Jaye Maiman
Jaye Maiman | I Left My Heart | Travel writer and romance novelist Robin Miller is shocked by the death of the ex-lover she never stopped loving. Was it an accidental death, suicide
Female Convict by Vincent G. (Godfrey) Burns
Vincent G. (Godfrey) Burns | Female Convict | The Inside Story of a Woman’s Prison: A vivid autobiographical tale (‘as told to Vincent Burns’), Female Convict recounts the deprivations of t
An Authentic Report on Lesbianism by Foster Craddock
Foster Craddock | An Authentic Report on Lesbianism | Pseudoscientific expose on the threat of lesbians to the nuclear family.
Opening paragraph: ‘It’s happening in your neighborhood and mine. Ou