Making Mary was the number one goal of the office wolves, who craved the delights of initiating her sweet young body into lascivious ecstasy. Mary was a good girl--but she found herself falling into their carnal traps, sliding into their wanton clutches, tumbling headlong into their open arms and unmade beds. They all loved Mary--and so will you! Come and take your share!

Making Mary was the number one goal of the office wolves, who craved the delights of initiating her sweet young body into lascivious ecstasy. Mary was a good girl--but she found herself falling into their carnal traps, sliding into their wanton clutches, tumbling headlong into their open arms and unmade beds. They all loved Mary--and so will you! Come and take your share!

Enjoy historic stories about trapping, songs, seals, communities and more in this early edition of Them Days Magazine.

From Christmas in the early 1900s, to stories of bears and the landscape of Labrador, this 1976 edition of Them Days Magazine covers a wide array of tales and memories of the Big Land. Watch out for mentions of the 1853 Harmony vessel and stories about trapper and farmer Donald Blake.

Handsome handyman finds action with his mistress, her daughter, the maid--exhaustion is his biggest enemy as woman after woman comes seeking him.

After years of absence, Jennie has finally returned to the house in which she was raised. To her surprise, what she finds is not the innocent childhood home that she left, but a place replete with possibilities for pleasure. Variously coy and domineering, Jennie indulges in her most elaborate fancies. What ensues is a series of sexual excesses that Jennie never imagined would happen in her own home.

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.

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.

Dreamlike tale of a young woman who becomes progressively enslaved in a lush chateau. Contains the famous scene "Lesley's Choice."

Experiences of a Country Girl is a painful, intriguing account of dastardly doings in the backwoods of America, told by the girl herself.The author, Lucille by name, is the voluptuous 19-year-old daughter of a poor farmer. Papa is desperately in need of money and, to raise capital, he "sells" his daughter to their next-door neighbor, Mr. Raleigh, a wealthy young man of bizarre tastes.The innocent Lucille is exposed to the wiles of her master in brutal fashion. Without so mu...

Duke had a gambling joint, and this joint had many girls--and Ape was there to make sure the girls behaved themselves for the customers. But Duke's beautiful wife had an even more beautiful teen-age sister, and that was the start of their big trouble.

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 ...