So, Bill, what did you learn from Smith about Chicago
Paperback House?
There seems to be at least these books under the same byline:
THE END OF THE LINE (1970), BRUSH FIRE! (1979; juvenile?) and
HOLD YOURSELF DEAR (1965). CARNAL GREED has a great cover
art, there's one seller at Abe showing it, check it
out.
THE END OF THE LINE jacket copy (from Abebooks):
"This book is about three teen-age wards of a California
School for Delinquent Girls..The dilemma of an individual in
an institution that cannot always recognize individuality is
strongly felt. The girls' inability to help themselves out of
trouble; their need for an outside friend; their return to
the same environment that sent them to the School..The author
forces her reader to confront the individual: to care about
her, to understand her situation, and to see the futility of
much of what is done for her.."
Juri
PS. Cat Marsala? What kind of name is that?
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