William Rounseville Alger | The Friendships Of Women | First published in 1868. This book is a historical and philosophical examination of female friendships throughout history and across different cultures.
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Jim Layne; Joseph Chadwick | That Lambert Girl | ‘She had a job, an apartment, and all the freedom she wanted. No wonder sex became her hobby!’
Angelo D’Arcangelo | Sookey | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Alan Marsh; Donald E Westlake | Legacy of Lust | First Line(s)
As the train rattled to a stop Terry White got out of the seat and took down his two suitcases from the overhead rack. He cast
Brian Black | Interplay | About restless young wives seeking perverse sex and forbidden thrills
Pat Welch | Snake Eyes | With their relationship on shaky ground, Helen and Alison leave for a weekend at a casino. Will the shell-shocked PI be able to forget the mental and
Barry Gifford | Night People | Four linked stories follow two lesbian ex-cons determined to reeducate men, brother and sister preachers battling abortion rights, and a teenaged corr
Ray Connolly | Trick or Treat? | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Fiona Cooper | As You Desire Me |
‘All through the basement years, sex was cheaper than free and alcohol gushed like a wildcat oil strike. Every night I just wanted to get up and
Dolf Piermont | The Sex Set | ‘Bored wives hungered for other’s husbands…and each other.’