The Watcher by Wolf Wallace
Wolf Wallace | The Watcher | ‘Every night he secretly watched her undress – and every night she knew he was looking!’
‘High above the city, Sempliss and his sister Rose
Peephole Pervert by David Andre
David Andre | Peephole Pervert | First Line(s)
Jerry Ritter’s heart thumped as he recalled the last scene he had watched. It had taken place in a deserted garage. Inside, by
Prisoners of Lesbos by Donna Richards; Bart Mayes
Donna Richards; Bart Mayes | Prisoners of Lesbos | Cover: ‘I want to kiss ’em,’ moaned the guard. ‘Gawd, how I want to kiss ’em!’
Lesbo Nympho by Mark Moody
Mark Moody | Lesbo Nympho | From the front cover: “Men or women… it didn’t matter… she had to have someone to satisfy her unnatural cravings!’
Wind Woman by Carol Hales
Carol Hales | Wind Woman | Reprinted as ‘Such is My Beloved’ (Berkley) 1958
Sad, sad, sad story of the psychoanalysis of a young lesbian such as was never seen on sea o
True Colours by Karen King; Nann Dunne
Karen King; Nann Dunne | True Colours | T.J. Meridian, a crippled woman, returns to her hometown and tries to restore the former glory of her family’s ranch.
Flying Lesbian by Del Britt
Del Britt | Flying Lesbian | From the back:
She lived two lives – one as the respected wife of a famous publisher, the other as an infamous stripper known throughout the circ
Prison Passion by Herman Wold
Herman Wold | Prison Passion | this trashy pulp features 80 photographs of softcore sex and bloody violence.
We, Too, Must Love by Ann Aldrich
Ann Aldrich | We, Too, Must Love | FROM THE BACK COVER: ‘In 1955 I wrote a book called WE WALK ALONE, a study of a lesbian by a lesbian. After its publication, I received 100s of letter
No Man’s Land by Billie Boycott
Billie Boycott | No Man’s Land | An early up-beat lesbian novel, charting a love affair in a rural village unready for such a relationship.