Passion Behind Bars
Don Johns
First Line(s)
Her first night in prison was, in more ways than one, the turning point in Noreen Casey’s life.
No use trying to sleep.
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From the back:
Sin meant survival… Noreen Casey was born tough. Her father was a drunk; her mother, too frightened to protest his rages when he lashed Noreen with his belt. Her only friends were neighborhood hoodlums, until she got caught by the police in a caper.
No experience before had prepared Noreen for the life she met in a woman’s reformatory. Beautiful, with long, silky Irish hair, her body was ripe for fulfillment. Even the drab prison uniform could not conceal her exciting sex appeal. The dimensions of the ‘new fish’ spread from inmate to inmate. Noreen discovered that those things schoolgirls whispered about were true; to survive she had to play the game… to act like the others and pretend to love in this seething, frustrated world of women without men.
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Details
Genre | Pulp |
Copyright Date | 1964 |
Publication Date | 1964 |
Publisher | Bell-Ringer Book |
Format | Mass Market Paperback |
No. of Pages | 192 |
Notes | Bell-Ringer BR506 |
Language | English |
Rating | NotRated |
Paper Type | Electronic Format Available |
Subject | Lesbian Sleaze; women in prison |
BookID | 9637 |