Posts Categorized: John B. Thompson

Passion in the Pines By /

Passion in the Pines Evil Ravaged the Back Country... Setting it Ablaze in Flames of Lust.

Ex-GI Colin Campbell travels to Silver River, Mississippi, deep in Southern pine country, to recover to recover a rare object d'art for a wartime buddy ... a shocking photograph portraying unspeakable lusts. But he finds more than the lurid picture, becoming the target of the greedy, corrupt mob who rule the backwoods with terror... and becoming entrapped in an orgy of hate and sweet, sharp ecstasy. 

Rayne Storm By

Rayne Storm "A cloak and dagger yarn complete with high adventure and sizzling sex. Don't miss it." Orrie Hitt

It's 1959, and the Cold War is Red Hot. American spy Rayne Cantey is sent on a secret mission to Asia, where he must obtain a smalll, steal box containing a deadly secret that could tip the balance of global power.

Temple of Lust By

Temple of Lust A Federal agent goes to Mexico to foil an espionage plot, but becomes embroiled with a woman and the anceint, pagan rituals of the Mayans. His raging desire could get him killed...and take our country down with him.

Male Virgin By /

Male Virgin This was the first novel written by John Burton Thompson (1911-1994), a Louisiana native and World War II veteran who wrote 75 books under his own name and many others under pseudonyms, including Kevin McLeod, Bowie Morton, Gordon Greene, Todd Marshall, and Burton St. John.

Swamp Noir: Four Full Novels By /

Swamp Noir: Four Full Novels Four vintage, scorching, hard-boiled novels set in the Louisiana Bayou...all in one volume.

SWAMP NYMPH by John B. Thompson * SWAMP FIRE by Don Kingery * NUDE IN THE SAND by John B. Thompson *
HOT BLOOD by John B. Thompson

Out of These Flames By

Out of These Flames It's the early 1950s. Plantation owner Colonel Bertram Fendelson finds himself having to raise Larry, his dead brother's grandson, after the boy's parents die far too young. The Colonel hires Eleanor, a local waitress who is college-educated and the target of the morally-righteous women in town, to tutor his nephew. But Eleanor is no Mary Poppins, and her presence is like touching a flame to gasoline, igniting a household that's already raging with resentment, greed and barely-controlled lust.