The Adulterers by Lawrence Block as Andrew Shaw (1960, pb) Sleaze GGA Nightstand

Description: This is a first printing of The Adulterers by "Andrew Shaw" (an early pseudonym of Lawrence Block) published by Nightstand Books in 1960. It has GGA cover art by Harold W. McCauley. It was a very early novel for the author, his second for the publisher. This is a "sleaze" paperback, a style of book that focused on novels centering around people engaging in abnormal sexual relationships. The actual content of the books tended to be suggestive but not explicit or obscene, with a tendency toward melodrama. Many of these formed the first exposure of things like lesbianism & homosexuality, open marriages, swapping, domination/submission, fetishism and nymphomania/sex addiction to the general public. Some of the cover artists are justifiably famous. From the back: They crossed the border... and Mona found the reason she was frigid to her husband was that he only desired her. She found it took more than love to satisfy her. It took the brutality and merciless sex-beatings of the dark-eyed "El Tigre" to arouse her passion. They crosed the border... and George discovered the hot-blooded Mexican girl Letitia, who came do him during the perverted and exotic sex-show he had paid so high to see. It was a new experience. She was anxious, demanding, frantic in her lusts, and he forgot the cold woman who slep beside him every night. They crossed the border... of a continent, and the borders of human decency. They exchanged their marriage vows for stolen and warped lusts. No love here, only the insane cravings of heat-mad bodies. They crossed the borders and became... the adulterers! ................................................. Shipping combined for multiple purchases. Delivery confirmation included on all domestic packages.

Price: 48 USD

Location: Plano, Texas

End Time: 2024-11-08T00:45:32.000Z

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