She was as depraved as a nymphomaniac can get. The only problem was... she was still a virgin!

Joanne is frustrated; her husband Bill passed away over a year and a half ago, yet she still can't get comfortable with another man. But that problem is going to take a back seat to a much bigger one.While snooping in her son Tommy's journal she discovers to her dismay, that not only does he know she needs a man to be good to her, but he wants to be that man!After reading several explicit entries in which Tommy describes how he wants her, Joanne puts him in counseling. But ...

Normally Jason greatly enjoyed his families annual summer vacation in Newport. But with his father dying of cancer it's hard to enjoy anything these days.On the first day Jason's father tells him he has to promise to take care of his beautiful mother, Cynthia. Jason agrees, but then his father shocks him by saying he wants Jason to do more than care of her, he wants him to become her new lover.

18-year-old Jake is graduating, and his Aunt Sinclair is coming up from Florida for the occasion. Jake hasn't seen "Aunt Sin" since she and his mother had an argument a couple of years ago. Jake has no idea what it was about, but knows his aunt is a former stripper and the hottest woman he’s ever seen. Jake’s been having fantasies about her for years, and can’t wait to see her.When she arrives, Jake discovers not only what the fight between his aunt and mother was about, but that h...

Hurrah! At Last a Book About a Nymphomaniac!"I should have been a whore instead of a poet," voluptuous Ruth remarks to her world-wise bedmate, Bill, who approves. "Better be a whore than a poet. You meet a better class of people." And so back to the Sex Farm. The happy couple leaves the city for a well-earned vacation, intending to cure her nymphomania and his satyriasis... with the same medicine. Although this takes place long before the sexual revolution came upo...

Since Kenny's father passed away, his mother Nicole hasn’t been with another guy. Kenny used to wonder why then noticed that her best friend Karen seemed to be spending a lot more time with her.When he asks her about it, his mother admits to him she is now into women. Kenny doesn’t mind; in fact, he’s been spying on them quite often and enjoying the show. Problem is he is enjoying it a little too much, and is now fantasizing about his mother constantly.What Kenny doesn't kn...

Tim and his hot older sister Samantha both have secrets that would get them in a lot of trouble with their parents. Samantha's secret is she no longer has any interest in boys and has been sleeping with her best friend Kelly for the last few months.Tim's secret is he has been spying on his sister, watching her play with herself and fantasizing about having sex with her. When Tim skips class and Kelly comes over he sneaks upstairs and watches Samantha and Kelly have sex.Unfo...

Guillaume Apollinaire's account of a 15-year-old budding libertine's summer on the farm, where he congresses with maids, servants, passersby, an aunt and finally a sister, while outside the manor peasants go for creatures of the four-legged variety, is a classic unparalleled in its content, brevity and wit.

Who Pushed Paula? is the first work for Olympia by author Akbar del Piombo (Rubington). Published in 1956, this is a tale of observation and violation in the castle of a baron, with many guests, onlookers and participants.

Scenes depicting the crimes and follies of high life and the dissipation and debaucheries of the day. Young gal is sent away from her village to live with a rich widower and be educated by him. This thorough preparation for marriage is interrupted by a jealous daughter in the couple's midst.

Frances Lengel's (Alexander Trocchi's) School for Sin gives a stirring, detailed account of what Peggy and Doreen learned in the big city after they left their respective potato farms. Another of Trocchi's books, this one is intriguing if only for the way Doreen came to join her friend in Dublin. They school's curriculum is of course what one should expect, however as with all things Trocchi, there's that manic quality that separates the work from more standard fare.

Tale of a young girl who finds herself abducted from the arms of her lover in Paris. She's eventually returned to her family, but not without gaining in experience.