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Sexy and Brutal Jan 10, 2008
A fast (as in "easy") and furious (as in "will cut your head off with a band saw if she thinks you are cheating on her") collection of 50, 1950s hellcats running wild and taking a bite out of every thing in their path, only to be corralled and caged by a legion of clean-shaven boys in blue. These cases are the very best in vintage crime reporting.
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Murders from the Fifties. Jan 05, 2008
If you are in the mood for a crime novel that is sent in the 1950s and explores the depths of degradation and reckless brutality in a woman's soul, I would suggest Jack Ketchum's The Girl Next Door. But if you prefer your1950s' murders and mutilations to be 100% factual, and 10 times more vicious, then look no further... this book is for you!
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Oh why didn't I read this book before I got married! Jan 05, 2008
Do you know what they call men who are completely ambiguous to the violence and wanton cruelty that women can inflict on the world? Bachelors! Or suckers. Don't be a sucker, wise up and order this volume of female fueled aggression - it just could save your (night) life.
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There will be blood ... and sex Dec 31, 2007
Vice girls: trapped in a world of prostitution and dope, for these hopeless souls prison or death is their only out. Vixens: found on the arms or penthouses of the rich, these knockouts use their charms, and in some cases--blackmail, to suck every last penny from their lust-struck patrons. Hellcats: murders, thieves, and gun molls, all fleeing the cops while heading for the next big "take down." Meet all the girl in this collection of true crime tales.
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Killers in fishnets and garters Dec 28, 2007
With all the intensity and drama of a dozen Eugene O'Neil plays, and sporting writing style reminiscent of a black and white DRAGNET episode, HELLCATS is sure to tickle the fancy of any true crime buff; especially those who like lurid tales of sex, violence and death --- and sometimes not it that order.
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