Interesting tale about a wealthy young heiress who, no Paris Hilton, marries when still a virgin. Her husband sets off to parlay her fortune into an enormous sum, but has an affair and realizes that he'd been missing out on quite a bit in life. Divorce on the way, he leaves, and she discovers her own sexuality while losing a few pounds and teaming up with a man unlike any she'd met so far. In many of his titles, author Flinders would work in themes of gay and biseual experience, and he doe...

Guy had broken a fraternity record by satisfying 15 girls in one evening, and as golf pro at the country club, the ladies found that his powers were hard to diminish! Of course, such a rampaging stud would never be found in bed with another man--or would he? That was a challenge Geraldine could never resist. Additional: This title, first published in 1971 as number 253 in the Ophelia Press series, is believed to be the first Olympia title to cover the issue of sex change. Flinders is still...

Like its famous counter-part, Pleasure Bound, Life on Board a Yacht describes the aristocracy and high-society circles set free from the "official" sexual prudery of the Victorian era. The high-spirited Lord Seacombe, Count Oscar Papolsky, beautiful Blanche de Noirmont, seductive young Micheline Darcourt--all amuse themselves under the capricious direction of Count X, master of the ship.

The novel follows the story of Laura Middleton, a young woman who navigates the complexities of familial relationships and romantic entanglements. The title suggests a central focus on Laura's interactions with her brother and her lover, highlighting the close bonds and potential conflicts that arise within her immediate circle.As with many Victorian novels, "Laura Middleton" likely delves into the social mores and conventions of the time, exploring the expectations placed on individuals, ...