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Pete James - Satin Flesh
Bachelor Books 502, 1966
Cover Artist: unknown
"She was a bold, passionate wench - she wanted it quick, hard, and with no false modesty."
Title: My Gun is My Law
Author: Will Ermine
Publisher: Pocket Books (911)
Date: November 1952 (1st printing)
Introduction: Erle Stanley Gardner
Edward Young - Hospital Doctor
(Original Title: The Hippocratic Oath)
Pyramid Books G67, 1952
Cover Artist: Julian Paul
"A revealing novel of nurses, doctors, strange operations."
Maxwell Bodenheim - Georgie May
Lancer Books 606, 1961
Cover Artist: Oscar Liebman
"The truest novel about the mind, body and soul of a prostitute since 'Nana'."
Jason Morgan - The Bored Young Wives
Beacon Books B734X, 1964
Cover Artist: R. Gifford, and others unknown
"What happens in suburbia when a group of local males band together to keep bored young wives entertained?"
Michael Avallone - Lust at Leisure
Beacon Books B611F, 1963
Cover Artist: Darcy
"Meet Betty – the life of the suburban parties!"
Roger Blake - Sex Queen
Fabian Books Z-157, 1962
Cover Artist: unknown
Sheila had Dr. Mills going now. "You may be the psychiatrist, dear," she said, "but I know men."
Roger Blake was a pseudonym of John Felix Trimble.
George Kramer - School for Girls
Beacon Books BB 202, 1958
Cover Artist: unknown... Owen Kampen?
"Sex was a major... at Mrs. Hawleys!"
Harold Meyers (editor) - Teen Age Cartoons and Jokes
Avon Books 662, 1955
Cover Artist: unknown
"Yes, this is The Body speaking."
Eve Linkletter - Taxi Dancers
Fabian Books Z-120, 1959
Cover Artist: unknown
"For the need of money and desire for sex, the taxi-dancers wandered to all corners of life's gutters."
Hyman Lindsey - Backstage Girl
Chariot Books 131, 1960
Cover Artist: unknown
"Shame drove Lacy to a 'behind the scenes tour' of carnival life – where love held her prisoner."
Erle Stanley Gardner: The Case of the Substitute Face.
Pocket Books 1944 (third printing).
Cover art by Leo Manso.
Bruno Fischer: Stripped for Murder.
(Original Title: The Paper Circle).
Signet Books 1953.
Cover Art by Carl Bobertz.
John Eugene Hasty - The Man without a Face
Zenith Books ZB-9, 1958
Cover Artist: unknown... Charles Binger or Baryé Phillips ?
"He was trapped—by the hottest body in town."
Anonymous - Con Girl
Midwood Books 143, 1962
Cover Artist: unknown
"She could hook any sucker using her luscious body as bait."
Sinclair Lewis - Ann Vickers
Dell Books 0188, 1962
Cover Artist: Howard Terpning
"The famed novel of a young woman who struck out from Main Street in search of the challenge, the excitement, the life and the loves of a big-city career."
Wolf Wallace - The Hive
Beacon Books B948X, 1966
Cover Artist: unknown ... looks like Robert Stanley
"Honey reorganized the co-eds into a rule-defying sex club."
"A scalpel-sharp dissection of promiscuity running wild on a sophisticated campus."
Received my newest paperback and was so happy with it that I'd like to give away for free a copy.
Unfortunately this is only available to US costumers of Amazon. The book will be the English version, not the German that shown here.
Edit: forgot to say this giveaway is valid until Apr 4, 2017
Edit 2: Giveaway over, congratulations to the winner!
Ken Kane - Scarlet Sinner
Bell-Ringer Books 502, 1962
Cover Artist: unknown
"She rode the sex circuit—to a whirlwind finish!"
Lee Bradley - Rose of Sharon
Fabian Books Z-133, 1960
Cover Artist: unknown
"Suddenly there was no longer seven years difference in their ages. They were a man and a woman in love, in a cabin by the ocean..."
Lee Bradley was a pseudonym of Carl L. Cain
Jean Holbrook - Honky-Tonk Girl and Connie Nelson - The Boiling Point
Midwood Books 34-626, 1966
Cover Artist: unknown
Jack Woods - Strange Bondage
Exotik Books W-18, 1965
Cover Artist uncredited... possibly Doug Weaver
"Even though they were brother and sister, they could not forget their lust for one another!"
Vladimir Nabokov: King, Queen, Knave.
Translated by Dmitri Nabokov in collaboration with the author.
Fawcett Crest Books 1969.
Leslie Charteris - Call for the Saint
Avon Books 526, 1953
Cover Artist: unknown ... possibly Raymond Johnson
"If he failed, she would die slowly, cruelly..."
Lewis Carroll: The Annotated Snark.
The Full Text of Lewis Carroll's Great Nonsense Epic The Hunting of the Snark and the original illustrations by Henry Holiday.
With an introduction and notes by Martin Gardner.
Penguin Books 1979.
The cover, designed by David Pelham, incorporates illustrations by Henry Holiday.