Women Without Men
Reed Marr
Kennetank, where evil flourished and fear ruled and even the warden was powerless to stop it.
For behind its walls the habitual thief called the Queen reigned her weapons terror and coercion, twisted loves and passionate hates.
Soon she would have a new courtier or enemy. Mary Holloway was coming to Kennetank, and the prison buzzed excitedly with the news. For Mary was a celebrity the beautiful star attraction of the recent vice trials.
Kennetank was waiting for her, and so was the Queen 0 the gray, gross spider weaving a web that would imprison Mary more degradingly than any cell in the world. ~ back cover
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Details
Genre | Pulp |
Copyright Date | 29-Jan-57 |
Publication Date | 1963 |
Publisher | Gold Medal |
Format | Mass Market Paperback |
No. of Pages | 160 |
Notes | Gold Metal k1306 |
Language | English |
Rating | NotRated |
Cover Artist | Barye Phillips |
Subject | Lesbian prisoners — Fiction; Lesbians – Fiction; Women prisoners |
BookID | 14893 |