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The co-ed was loose... with her favors, with her love. They called her a tramp, and there was truth to the name for she slaked the thirsts of her body with a different boy every night. But was she to blame? Or was it the man she had given herself to, the man who had stirred her passions, then cast her aside? Was it because of Don she sought forgetfulness with the arms and bodies and soft words of men who saw her lust, and not her need? Here is a book as compelling in its honesty as if is memorable in its revelations of the wild, shocking orgies of unashamed youth. You will never forget Linda Shepard...　 ...who studied sex!

ON THE PROWL... that was Johnny Wells, a child of the gutters, a product of the slum tenements. A good-looking boy who was part man, part animal and 100% good in a girl’s arms. And that was Johnny’s kick. His other buddies, the hungry ones who roamed Manhattan’s Juvenile Jungle, had their ways of making the scene — Ricky who fished guys at the pool table; Beans, who stole and fenced the goods; Long Sam, who was more muscle than brain but needed nothing else as a teen-aged mugger — but with Johnny’s good looks and the personality of a satyr, it had to be women. They wanted him, and he was ready to let them have what they wanted, for a price. So seventeen-year-old Johnny Wells embarked on a new life: a big front, lots of folding money, and a hundred different women. But no life as rotten as Johnny’s could hope to escape— ...THE WAGES OF SIN!

A good-looking girl... that was Cindy. Miss Cinderella Sims, the girl across the street. A girl with a shape that would have driven the Devil crazy, curled his tail and wilted his horns. That was Cindy Sims, who had more than a feel for love. Cindy was good. Too good. She was good in the head and good in the hay, and when she got her hooks into a guy like Ted Lindsay, he had about as much chance as a tuxedo in a nature camp. So Ted Lindsay took Cindy in his arms and into his heart, and suddenly he was being chased by a gang of killers who wanted more from the girl than her unbelievable favors. They wanted what she carried in that black satchel, and for the first time in his life, Ted found out why the sharpies say... Hell is a woman!