Search Results: sin doll by orrie hitt

New York, NY, USA.: Beacon Book., 1963. Book. Illus. by Paul RADER - GGA - Good Girl Art Painted Cover. Very Good to Fine. Soft cover. Second Edition.. 155 pages."Why does a pretty young girl allow herlself to be used for illicit pictures? To give you the answers, this outspoken novel probes the shocking excesses of attractive Cherry Gordon - who started as a good kid, but was taught to be bad . There might have been hope for Cherry, because one man, although active in the foul racket, truly loved her. By this time, however, she was blunted to ordinary morals, commonplace desires. One day he found Cherry in the arms of a redheaded woman ." Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" Tall..

Beacon Books. New York: Universal Publishing. , 1963 reprint. B-655F , very good -fine, reading crease, Cover by Paul Rader. , paperback,

USA: Softcover Library SCL95294. Paperback. G+.

beacon book, , (ORIGINAL 1959), first edition. 254, , very good +, , (HARDBOILED BI-SEXUAL NOVEL), , paperback,

Beacon Books. New York: Universal Publishing. , 1963 2nd,. B-655F , almost near fine, Cover by Paul Rader. , paperback,

beacon book, , (ORIGINAL 1959), first edition. 254, , very good -fine, , reading crease, (HARDBOILED BI-SEXUAL NOVEL), , paperback,

beacon book, , (ORIGINAL 1959), first edition. 254, , almost near fine, (HARDBOILED BI-SEXUAL NOVEL), , paperback,

[LGBTQ pulp] Hitt, Orrie. Sin Doll. New York: Beacon-Signal Books, 1963. Second edition mass-market softcover paperback. 160 pages. Measures 4.25" x 7". Vintage, noir style cover art by pulp legend Paul Rader featuring a woman dressed in purple with blonde hair standing in the smoky doorway of a home. Back cover features a blue version of the image with the tagline: "What makes a good girl go bad?" The plot follows a model's journey into posing for illicit pictures and includes several lesbian characters. Hitt was an American author who published over 150 books under various pen names including "Kay Adams" and "Nicky Weaver". Because his paperbacks are in the public domain, collectors seek out his original mid-century lesbian pulp and crime novels. Textblock clean and tight, cover is bright. Overall, very good condition.