The appearance of Reluctant Wives by Mande Woljar, the famed literary figure of the Eastern European equivalent of the "Now Generation," is another milestone in the history of American publishing, rivaled in this century by only the phenomenon of Vladimir Nabokov, Russia-born author who also made the remarkable transition from his native tongue to English, in his case with that unequaled literary achievement entitled Lolita. Miss Woljar, whose dual career as novelist and consultant to the ...

Alma Werdon's story places the powerful bank vice-president Milton King under microscopic examination as he plays puppet master and moves his subordinates about the carpeted and chromed stage of his establishment. The strings he pulls affect the lives of half a dozen people. They include two of his employees whose future careers in the banking circles depend upon his personal acceptance or rejection. Just as cattle, oxen, and other beasts of burden were used in early times for bartering an...

MOUNTAIN ORGY Rita was just a houseguest at the Kirbys' mountain cabin; a pleasant outing from the orphanage. Until two escaped convicts broke in—armed to the teeth and horny as hell!

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.

Here, in A Bride for Torment, the very clear delights and dangers of wife-swapping are graphically portrayed. Mr. Roberts candidly admits that much of the material contained herein is autobiographical. After reading this book, we think you will agree with the noted sociologists who claim that swapping is now as much a part of the American scene as apple pie. We think you will see that swinging—for some couples—can be an extremely perilous pastime, ripping apart the fragile fabric of their ...

When twenty-year-old Tina Wilson moves into the old Victorian house that had been left to her, she suddenly becomes aware of a heightened new sexuality flooding through every fibre of her being.The mystery of what had triggered this powerful change is discovered in the attic, where she finds a hidden torture chamber and old diaries that reveal the true nature of the occult force that has possessed her with this haunting lust.

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...

We have seldom read a novel with such a varied and yet totally convincing cast of characters. The heroine, Tricia Goode, is a typical innocent young girl, but she is deeply disturbed because she seems to hate everything about her life without fully understanding why. In strong contrast to her is the cold, selfish Vicky Martin, the “beautiful bitch” of the book's title, whose arrogant actions directly or indirectly influence all of the action. Then there are the men— Roger Martin, Patrick D...

Sexual tensions and frustrations obviously affect the lives of officers and enlisted men alike, even those assigned to the comparative tranquility and comfort of a Navy postgraduate school like the one which provides the setting for this novel. No one could be more aware of this than its hero, Carl Crandall, Ph.D., who wants to bring such up-to-date techniques as “off-site” encounter groups into general use to improve the psychological health of today's Navy. Unfortunately, his awareness i...

In this fast-paced and thoroughly gripping story, we meet two criminals, the appositely named Moon and Sky, without being given any indication originally of what their crime has been. We get to know them and begin to understand them only gradually as we see them through the eyes of Linda Maddison, a young and innocent secretary to a bank official. The crimes they commit against Linda are certainly real and reprehensible enough—but the thoughtful reader will want to know what forces drove t...

“In most respects, the bored character resembles those in chronic, neurotic depressed states. There is a lack of appetite for life, a lack of any deep interest in anything or anybody, a feeling of powerlessness and resignation; personal relations—including erotic and sexual ones—are thin and flat, and there is little joy or contentment. Yet, in contrast to the depressed, chronically bored persons do not tend to torture themselves by feelings of guilt or sin, they are not centered around th...