Kirjahaku

Soft, loving and eager -- she crept into his life like a lost kitten. But she was actually a blood-thirsty tigress. Jim Creighton is New York's top television newscaster, a tough journalist known for his probing interviews. But privately, he's stuck in an unhappy marriage, making him the perfect prey for Ginny Grant, a lovely and lethal seductress who gets off on destroying men. A pulp noir classic, back in print for the first time in over 60 years. Morton Cooper Feinberg (1925-2004) was a prolific novelist, ghostwriter, and journalist who wrote over 50 novels under his own name and others, including Mike Crane, Mark Clements, Max Carter and Mavis Cromwell.

Her past life? Unmentionable. Her present life? Unpardonable. It's 1950s Chicago. Magazine writer Peter Farmer is hired to spend a week with Lily Dexter, the hottest and richest stripper in the city, and ghostwrite a racy, autobiographical expose under her name that will be published in a national magazine. But his job goes beyond that. He needs her to share all the alluring details about her that remain hidden... even when she's naked on stage. What he reveals, when he can force himself to see past her fantastic body and resist her magnetic sexuality, is a frightened woman whose desperate search for love drove her into the arms of men and women...and into the world of high-priced prostitution. But her dark past still shadows her, even under the bright lights of the stage, and he may be the only one who can save her from being destroyed by it. A urban noir classic, back in print for the first time in over 65 years. Morton Cooper Feinberg (1925-2004) was a prolific novelist, ghostwriter, and journalist who wrote over 50 novels under his own name and others, including Mike Crane, Mark Clements, Max Carter and Mavis Cromwell.

A searing novel about the clash of Hollywood glitz and small-town hypocrisy, back in print for the first time on over 60 years. When the good people of Greenleaf, Pennsylvania condemed Fred Nichols' mother for her adultery, and wept insincerely over her grave, he left town in disgust and wound up in Hollywood, where he remade himself as a fixer for the stars. Now tan and rich, he's making his fat living keeping a rock star actor Tommy Hatcher's wild lifestyle and insatiable desires from creating headlines. But now Tommy's new movie, The Cool and the Haunted, is shooting in Greenleaf, and Fred will have to confront his past to protect the superstar...and save himself. The novel was published under the title The Star-Cross System in the UK. Morton Cooper Feinberg (1925-2004) was a prolific novelist, ghostwriter, and journalist who wrote over 50 novels under his own name and others, including Mike Crane, Mark Clements, Max Carter and even Mavis Cromwell.

"A brilliant expose of a famous TV comic." Pensacola News-Journal Joey French is a hugely successful TV star who seems to have everything... money, fame, and women... but it's an illusion. Off-camera, his life is falling apart, his raging, inner-demons threatening his sanity and his soul, while a pack of ravenous star-suckers close in, desperate to take whatever piece of him they can. Come Feed On Me, published in 1953, was the first of many Fawcett Gold Medal paperbacks Cooper write...and it's now back in print for the first time in over 70 years. Morton Cooper Feinberg (1925-2004) was a prolific novelist, ghostwriter, and journalist who wrote over 50 novels under his own name and others, including Mike Crane, Mark Clements, Max Carter and even Mavis Cromwell.

There were many pulpy novels inspired by the controversial Kinsey Report on Human Sexuality... but The Love Survey is one of the better ones, finally back in print after over sixty years. A group of scientists exploring human sexuality picks the quiet little town of Waymouth for their research...but despite the very public howls of indignation from the residents, the locals are surprisingly willing to participate, revealing shocking secrets about themselves and their community. The stunning revelations of betrayal, shredded morality, and erotic daring threaten to destroy families, relationships and the town... and tear apart the team of researchers, too. Morton Cooper Feinberg (1925-2004) was a prolific novelist, ghostwriter, and journalist who wrote over 50 books under his own name and others, including Mike Crane, Mark Clements, Max Carter and Mavis Cromwell.