Posts Categorized: Historical

That Summer in Rome By

That Summer in Rome A pulp fiction classic, lost for over 60 years.

Seemingly frigid college professor Claire Frazier learns about love during a torrid summer of sex in Rome... then returns to her Georgetown campus as a new woman with a raging sensuality that radiates from her eyes, her walk, the sway of her body. She quickly seduces psychology professor Wayne Kincaid and young football star Jerry Arnold. She's happy keeping them both on the hook to slake her desperate needs. But then her wild, erotic campus escapades are exposed and she's caught in a whirlwind of passion, violence, and despair that could destroy her.

The Dance Merchants By /

The Dance Merchants It's the 1950s, and "learn to dance" schools are everywhere. But teaching people how to be light on their feet isn't the goal; the real hustle is getting the romance-hungry students to be light in their wallets, for as long as possible...

The Breed of Basil By

The Breed of Basil The long-lost, first novel by Thomas Bell, author of the masterpiece Out of This Furnace, back-in-print for the first time in over 90 years.

The adventures of Brian, the Duke of Malvern, in the mythical land of Illyria. He falls in love with the beautiful widow Eleanor of Luce, the former mistress of his half-brother Francis, who loathes him. Brian and Eleanor embark on a forbidden, passionate romance that threatens the kingdom and their lives.

The Jack Sheridan Reader: Four Full Novels By

The Jack Sheridan Reader: Four Full Novels Jack Sheridan's four powerful, acclaimed novels, set in the American west of the mid-20th Century, back in print for the first time in over 60 years, collected in one volume. 

THUNDERCLAP, PARADISE MOTEL, GIRL FROM TOWN, MAMIE BRANDON

The Charles Gorham Reader: Four Full Novels By

The Charles Gorham Reader: Four Full Novels Four powerful novels by Charles Gorham, out of print for decades, now collected in a single ebook edition.

"Gorham's novels, literary works with pot-boiler topics (prostitution, alcoholism, street crime), were known for their bluntness and realism." Michael Bronski, Pulp Friction

The Big Question By

The Big Question New York City. The late 1950s. Live TV. When a prime-time quiz show win could be the difference between poverty and prosperity…

And Peter Roland, making his way through the levels of difficulty, toward a half-mill win and stardom, is the perfect contestant for audience appeal and high ratings: Young, clean-cut, photogenic, smart. Especially in the wake of all the attention the producers and their team pour into burnishing that on-camera image. But his real life is proving as challenging...because he has some dark secrets that he doesn't want revealed.