Disruptive Publishing imprint: 425 books

A case history book, but one starring a private investigator who looks into divorces on behalf of a lawyer and a shrink.

Her family had one strict rule: sex was evil; desire unhealthy. Oh well... rules are made to be broken, and Charity believed in that as much as she believed in giving (and getting) pleasure.

The saying goes "Knowledge is Power... But knowledge of illicit romance that lays bare the hidden lusts and barbaric desires of the so-called "respectable people" is note only power... it is complete control; of their minds, their bodies and their fortunes. Here, in a...

The longest work in the Mullin Garr oeuvre. L.A. boxer flees the repercussions of a crime he didn't commit, seeking shelter in the arms and orifices of numerous women.

Move over, Toni Morrison, Ed Martin's still the king when it comes to ghostly erotic power. This peculiar effort, even by Olympia's standards, unleashes the sexual energy locked up inside the catacombs. Join one mortal, a number of fully functioning deceased, and the spirit of abolitionist John Brown for a sensual afterlife you'll never forget!

It was a simple honeymoon cruise... that they just couldn't disembark from.

Grace Majoribanks, a woman already used horribly by a Western man of her acquaintance is later captured and exploited by the Mahdi's forces in Khartoum, becoming sexually enslaved.... And rather liking the situation.

Valerie Gray's fans know there are three themes her fiction focuses on: lesbian BDSM, humility and exhibitionism, and the sexual adventures of young girls with their fathers and uncles. In this comprehensive reader, the best of Valerie Gray is presented with works that cover her best topics, from...

The two rich English girls were hot as firecrackers and spoiled as fallen fruit. All of North Africa knew the nubile nutcrackers as The Breast and The Buttocks. Swarthy lotharios threatened each other with murderous blades for a single chance at their bountiful white flesh, and all the while, the...

Maude Hutchins first came into prominence— brilliant writer, painter, sculptor that she is—with A Diary of Love, in 1950. This was a charming story of a young girl's coming of age, told with a kind of eighteenth century aristocratic, or agrarian, frankness of tone, filled with a delicate sensuality...

Surprising western adventure about a Irish immigrant, fresh from the wars but not out of trouble, seeking to make a go of things out west. He also makes a go with a Mexican cutie, and, for most of the story, finds himself tangled up with innocent twins... well, maybe not so innocent. Of course,...

Beat poet Corso's only novel. Inspired by his days in Europe, anxiously waiting for royalty checks and advances that were slow to appear, this freewheeling and farcical tale is the account of a birth in AmEx, and what came of it. With illustrations by the author. First published 1961 as No. 85 in the Traveller's Companion Series. Never reprinted.

What some of those modern problems can be is illustrated by April in Chains, the new novel by Paul Roan. April, the heroine, is thirteen, and the daughter of parents who happen to be very young themselves. She is beautiful, pampered, and hopelessly spoiled. Her father is an aerospace engineer, and...

He Always Leaves Her Home We've heard that one before, haven't we? And as usual, this particular lady is a party waiting to be thrown! Meet Rebecca, a lady with an appetite for seduction. What goes on in her house while her husband's at work makes for the steamiest novel you'll read this year. Rebecca's hubby should only find out!