Ecstasy Novel No. 1 (November 1949). “A Body to Own” by Trudy Hamilton. Uncredited cover art.
“Cast aside by the man who had claimed her virginity, desirable Georgia was out to take every man she met for all she could get! Her amorous adventures make a thrilling story, as told in modern language – with no holds barred. Even a murder charge could not dim the passion of the hot-blooded redhead from Georgia!
PASSIONATE
“Many men had made love to the voluptuous and beautiful redhead, but Georgia loved no man – save one! Of her many lovers, that one man, Charles Russell, was the only one who had taken her and had given nothing in return! Seeking the happiness that had always eluded her, Georgia flitted from man to man, only to wind up in court – charged with the murder of her impotent husband. The scandal that was uncovered only served to add to the glamour of the luscious Georgia.
“A smile from Georgia, a kiss from Georgia – that was all her lovers needed to know that hers was A Body to Own.” [From the Introduction]
[Note: Ecstasy Novels weren’t pornographic, but they did depict men and women hitting the sheets before or outside of marriage.]
Ecstasy Novel No. 1 (November 1949). “A Body to Own” by Trudy Hamilton. Uncredited cover art.
“Cast aside by the man who had claimed her virginity, desirable Georgia was out to take every man she met for all she could get! Her amorous adventures make a thrilling story, as told in modern language – with no holds barred. Even a murder charge could not dim the passion of the hot-blooded redhead from Georgia!
PASSIONATE
“Many men had made love to the voluptuous and beautiful redhead, but Georgia loved no man – save one! Of her many lovers, that one man, Charles Russell, was the only one who had taken her and had given nothing in return! Seeking the happiness that had always eluded her, Georgia flitted from man to man, only to wind up in court – charged with the murder of her impotent husband. The scandal that was uncovered only served to add to the glamour of the luscious Georgia.
“A smile from Georgia, a kiss from Georgia – that was all her lovers needed to know that hers was A Body to Own.” [From the Introduction]
[Note: Ecstasy Novels weren’t pornographic, but they did depict men and women hitting the sheets before or outside of marriage.]