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pocket 811 by Kyle K on Flickr.
The Witch of Spring by William Shore, Pocket Books #811.
Cover art by Ernest Chiriaka.
“She was a slave to voodoo magic!”
…and a great dresser as well.
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![Wanton Witch [Judson Grey] 1 by Jim Barker on Flickr.
Wanton Witch by Judson Grey, Epic Original #119.
“The shocking story of a passionate, perverted woman whose twisted lust led her to a demon’s desire—the control of the bodies of men—or women!”](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ls5g5sK4lc1r3dllwo1_500.jpg)
Wanton Witch [Judson Grey] 1 by Jim Barker on Flickr.
Wanton Witch by Judson Grey, Epic Original #119.
“The shocking story of a passionate, perverted woman whose twisted lust led her to a demon’s desire—the control of the bodies of men—or women!”
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Signet 1353 by uk vintage on Flickr.
The Slander of Witches by Richard Gehman, Signet #1353.
“Was she good—was she bad? A shocking novel of small town sin.”
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I don’t even…..
“Had I But Groaned”
An old Hag, a gorgeous Witch, and one ripe Virgin — about to be sacrificed. What more do you need for a swinging Sabbat?
(via monstrous-abandon)
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![How to Become a Sensuous Witch by Abrigail & Valaria [!], Paperback Library.
“Spells, rituals and recipes for a livelier love life.”
That’s right ladies, not just a witch, but a sensuous witch!](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ls5fr1lCl31r3dllwo1_500.jpg)
How to Become a Sensuous Witch by Abrigail & Valaria [!], Paperback Library.
“Spells, rituals and recipes for a livelier love life.”
That’s right ladies, not just a witch, but a sensuous witch!
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Murder is a Witch by The Woman in the Woods on Flickr.
Murder is a Witch by John Bingham; Dell #941, (c)1957
Cover art by Richard G. Powers.
“Murder broke the spell of her kisses.”
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Digit R 722 _ 1963 by uk vintage on Flickr.
Witchwater by G. M. Wilson, Digit Books, (c) 1963
“What was the THING that stalked the lonely marshes? Nobody knew, Nobody cared….until now.”
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