An everyday boudoir rehearsal, except the girls will never be the same. Discover the special up-to-date education members of the world's oldest profession need before they can give, in Kantian fashion, the greatest joy to the greatest number of men they serve.

The Devil gives George Cannon unlimited libido and the ability to put the mental sexual squeeze on any woman, in return for George's promise to seduce virgins only, and thus help fill up Hades. But George can't resist older, more experienced women...

Lilly, the heroine of this exciting novel, is the very ideal of a college professor's wife. She is highly intelligent, very beautiful and, like many intelligent and beautiful people, curious. Her curiosity, of course, is the story, and a wilder story of sexual degradation-and fulfillment, we might add-would be hard to find.

The Very Private Secretary is a novel--and, we feel, an important one--about the advertising business and the living, breathing people who work in it. Its protagonist is Reid Hartley, who enjoys an enviable reputation in the profession but lately has been in a severe slump. Somehow, the old glibness which enabled him to devise highly successful ad campaigns in the past has deserted him... and, perhaps, he has begun to question some of his own basic assumptions.

THE WOMEN WERE WICKED . . .From the minister's wife to the loosest woman in town, they sinned . . . some brazenly and some in secret. And making them atone for their depravity was the self-appointed mission and the greatest pleasure in life for Wade Sampson . . .THE MAN WITH THE WHIP!

A reprint of a classic tale of erotic dictatorship. Jean Saddler's (AKA Claire Willows) most famous novel, The Fascinating Tyrant, is a riveting glimpse of sexual extravagance. Rarely has one man demanded more from his lovers--rarer still the man whose every perverse whim is met with delight!

Marcus Van Heller (John Stevenson) wrote this book for Olympia in 1961. The work presents detective Nick Harding, and wraps a thriller between amorous adventures and recollections of same.

Perhaps initially named in honor of the Charles Carrington classic, Beatrice Bude is one of the best-written Gargoyles. The story of a young woman who marries a man much older, becomes an actress, and later discovers (and satisfies), the incredible, burning sexual desires within.

Bootleg sequel to the original, dates from the '30s in Paris. Flossie is a young woman desperate to be initiated into the delights of the body. . . . Hers and many others.

He knew that Jenny wasn't dead. But he also knew that if she regained consciousness, he'd be in a lot of trouble. His only thought was that of escape. But he knew it would be better to wait until morning to see just how bad things were. If she died out there and never regained consciousness, he might not be in any trouble at all. And perhaps, if she did regain consciousness, she might be too embarrassed to tell anyone what happened. He didn't bother to look back. He pulled the car forward ...

Hilton Williams has been living the good life pumping out "lust pills" from his office. A one-man shop, he watched as the dough piled in, and now he's ready to hire someone else to help take over editing duties.Even in the '60s, women were dying to get into any publishing in NY. So, there will have to be plenty of auditions.One of the rarest Savages.

On the surface the club appeared to be simply another colorless organization for the highest niche of socially prominent English Ladies. But beneath the tinkle of teacups and the shallow rattle of genteel conversation, there lurked an insatiable monster before whose altar knelt in total devotion. The Cult of Pain is an explosive study in prose of the demented passions which drove those Ladies to the murky depths of evil in their quest for the final secret thrill.