R. Douglas “Doug” Duperrault (1928-2005) worked briefly as an actor and as a licensed private eye, before embarking on a long career in marketing for various TV and radio stations, spending most of his career at WFLA radio in Tampa. His many 1950s pulp novels include Red Light Babe, Trailer Camp Woman, Passionate Pick-Up, Gang Mistress, and Boy Madness aka Beach Party (as “Ralph Douglas”).
A tumultuous novel of beatnik love, unbridled lust, and the torrid world of the TV.
It’s the late 1950s. Jane Martin’s skirt-chasing husband cheats on her, but she isn’t exactly faithful herself, feeding her insatiable passions by bedding her lusty boss at the TV station and indulging in forbidden ecstasy with an eager, teenage lover. It’s an unsustainable, high-wire act that will soon send her tumbling to ruin…
A pulp classic, back in print for the first time in over 60 years.