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The Ranch Cat by William Hopson, Lion Books, (c)1951.
Cover art by Mitchell Hooks.
“The man who touches me…DIES!” -
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Hill Hoyden by Lon Williams, Beacon books #162, (c)1958.
“He always took what he wanted—and what he wanted was her!” -
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A Matter of Morals by Joseph Gies, Popular Library #471.
“She Taught Him All He Knew—About Her!”
Before you get all self-righteous young lady, maybe you better button that blouse up a little higher. -
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Hillbilly Feuding and Loving by Harry Harrison Kroll, Dell Book #435.
Cover art by Victor Kalin
“Their Ancient Grudge”
I don’t know if that is the best title ever or the worst title ever or if that is even the title. -
Co-Ed Sinners - Croydon Books - No48 - Bart Frame - 1953. by MICKSIDGE on Flickr.
Co-Ed Sinners by Bart Frame. Cover art by Bernard Safran.
Croydon Books, 1953.
“A Shocking Novel of misbehavior on a college campus.”
Those college girls can be so slutty! -
Hotel Doctor - Venus Books - No 179 - Frank Haskell - 1954. by MICKSIDGE on Flickr.
Hotel Doctor by Frank Haskell (1954)
Venus Books #179
“A realistic story of a doctor whose patients were lonely women.”Oh honey, you could do so much better than an aging doctor and a bellboy.
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