When The Blonde Newlywed Met The Redheaded Prostitute . . .
The blonde is reused from Mademoiselle Lesbian. The redhead is one of so very many Fixler illustrations of women pulling sweaters over their heads
From the back:
Slender, but fully-curved, and with a voluptuousness that the masculine severity of her shirt and skirt could not conceal, Donna Ray was an efficient House Mother of an all-girl studio hotel.
Donna was familiar with the schedules, hopes, fears and aspirations of all the hotel’s tenants — she hungered for the budding, young girls and used her knowledge to feed her own strange appetites . . .
She Was Trapped In The Shame World Of The — Lez
Beverly had never experienced love with a woman, but in her kidnapped position she had no choice but to allow Marion to possess her.
Theirs was a love that defied society
Ann’s visit to the house of ill-fame gained her sessions with women—not with men that she needed so badly.
Sex-hungry men sought her eagerly, but her true passion was revealed only when she was loved by another woman!
A savage hunger drove her from man to man. Then she fell into the clutches of a perverse woman!
This cover art is probably reused from an earlier book, but it’s not the 1964 edition. Let me know if you recognize it.
She was young, and eager to learn all kinds of loving!
She Posed Them And Possessed Them!