Tormented Bride by Myron Kosloff

Tormented Bride

Myron Kosloff

LEATHER WEARING LESBIANS

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“Jane Farrow thought she was a normal wife until that night whe4n a cruel beast raped her. It was the first of a series of shocks destined to warp and pervert her entire attitudes. I helped him rape me is her honest self-admission. Guilt-whipped, she flees to New York where she is drawn deeper into the whirlpool of perversia as a fashion model for Hildy Smithers, a mannish lesbian. Now, Jane discovers why so many fashion buyers are unmarried women of all ages. They get their kicks from cute models. Those who don’t play, warns lesbian buyer Martha Stevenson, don’t get pay.”

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Jane Farrow moves to New York to start a new life after a personal trauma.

She is drawn deep into the whirlpool of perversia as a fashion model for Hildy Smithers, a mannish lesbian.

Now, Jane discovers why so many fashion buyers are unmarried women of all ages. They get their kick from cute models.

‘Those who don’t play,’ warns lesbian buyer Martha Stevenson, ‘don’t get pay.’

Bobby – anxious to keep her job, fixes up bizarre women with ‘femme’ types of models. There’s Tracy Gilbert – you’ll recognize her as one of Broadway’s brightest lights; after the curtain falls, she puts on black leather clothes and proves her superiority over men in private orgies that are too sizzling to make the gossip columns.

More confused than ever, Jane struggles against the bonds of lesbianism; she tries to escape with boyish Olive Thurston, only to find the ropes growing tighter and tighter.

In desperation, she seeks help from leading analyst Dr. Barry Hall, who gives her a form of therapy that Freud condemned as being too ‘abnormal.’

The story of a girl beset with tormenting conflicts about normal vs. abnormal, and the men (and lesbian women) who help her ,,, while they sample some of the pie.

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