Disruptive Publishing: 425 books

An original Ophelia that never did get reprinted. Peter Jason (Wayward) penned this tale of wife Louise and her husband, the gentle Hector. The pair flaunt their youth and virility throughout the Mediterranean coast, until some strangers arrive and want to join in the fun. Hector acquiesces, and Louise finds herself enjoying her new partners all the more. First American publication.

Tammy Jenkins, young heroine, is subjected to horror almost beyond human conception. In the opening pages, she is kidnapped and drugged—and awakens as a captive of one of the “Secret Masters,” a group of strange, power-mad, almost inhuman beings whose headquarters occupy a hidden island in the...

Beautiful Sharon had her own reason for graduating from college. And she was an expert at using her body to make up for what she lacked in brains, until the day came when she had to learn a more painful lesson.

Warren Bisig, author of Lessons for the Teacher, has chosen a case in which the elements are so special that it may seem extreme and even improbable. We hasten to assure the readers that the story he has to tell is based on fact, and that the situation in which Carol, the heroine, finds herself is...

Laura is sent from NY to stay with her uncle in England. In a case of mistaken identity, she finds herself handed over to a mysterious woman. Whisked away to an all-female house of correction, Laura undergoes a strict daily regimen of discipline and punishment.

Joe Smith seemed rescuer and liberator to his new, young wife, Arden. He spirited her not only away from an ignoring father and a drunken mother, but from her confusing adolescent world as well. And he brought her to the wonderful bedroom-world of the married woman. So Arden played at being grown...

(A Parody of Two Very Different But Similar Books) Nerdy brunette klutz Loraine Anabella-Swan Gray has a big secret. And she gets the opportunity of a lifetime to use it, when she’s assigned by her school newspaper to interview pale-as-death Christian Edward Cullenbanger IV, the fabulously...

Clara flees her marriage bed in order to find sex that's satisfying and multifaceted. She cheats on her man and gets all of the lust she can stand.

The tale of two Joes. Joe Baker, a buff and endowed Bosun's Mate on shoreleave meets Jo, an under-dressed artist. The Big Woman of the title, Ms. Jo is nearly 6', round in all the right places, but with the firm hands and lean muscle of a professional artist. The two nearly hit things off, but Jo's...

Author Mullin Garr, who as it turns out also made the leap from Greenleaf to Olympia US, debuted for Maurice with this book, an explicit yet tender account of a Hollywood writer and the babe he seduces. Hourly. There's also something in there about a dreadful ex-wife and murder.

Echoes of Fanny, Moll and Shamela! Legendary Gargoyle about a young gal who marries a gay earl, is broken in the right way by her husband's father as well as her own maid. After a couple of untimely deaths in the family, our lady finds herself out on the streets, working as a whore, and finally in the arms of a farmer and his amorous family.

Felicity is the most depraved, sensuous, naive, and sophisticated product of our society. A jet-set hippie, her perfect face, stunning figure, and flaming red hair electrify the public and the performers as soon as she appears in the audience of a rock concert. She is the Supergroupie, the Modern...

Hippies overwhelm a beach resort with love--all kinds of love!

Gypsy? Yes, by inclination. Erica was not only the most beautiful spy the government had ever used--she was also the sexiest. She was the first to admit that her body was her most potent weapon, and she always kept it cocked for action. Erica's new assignment was a corker. Her job was...