Sure, they are:
Ladies In Heat: "Let's go to bed," Lorna Hunter said, her red lips pouting in that tricky way he had painted so many times. "Booth, I can't stand it. Do it to me."
Booth Landers, bright new artist on the commercial scene, was jarred over his beautiful model's sudden admission. Yet worry and a touch of nibbling fear coiled in his solar plexus, because later today that son of a bitch Lester Coyle would be here again, with his hand out for blood money. Blackmail. And the way it looked, Booth would never be rid of the slimy bastard. Practically every cent he earned as a freelance artist from his growing influx of magazine commissions, went to pay for silence over a college graduation indiscretion that had occurred two years ago. Rape, in a dark woods, himself one among a group of drunken students bent on revel. And the girl victim had named him alone, named him to her doctor. Lester Coyle. Coyle, a vicious snake, was bleeding Booth every month, and sometimes even more often.
---- more to follow as I locate them.
Darren
--- On Sat, 5/29/10, David Rachels <RachelsDA@comcast.net> wrote:
Excellent info! If the opening lines are consistent from reprint to reprint, could you post those?
On May 29, 2010, at 3:59 PM, Darren wrote:
> For you Brewer completists out there, his Beeline books as by "Luke Morgann" are pretty scarce, so here's some more chances to track 'em down (should you feel the need). They were reprinted several times under different titles & bylines. Here's what I found so far:
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> LADIES IN HEAT: Tongues of Fire, 1975 as by "Morgana Hill"; Lusty Lorna, 1978 as by "Marc Mixer"; Lorna's Lust For Men, 1981 as by "Dee Laye."
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> GAMECOCK: Ladies of Lust, 1978 as by Alex Sexton"; Bedroom Ecstasy, 1980 as by "Viola Vixen."
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> MORE THAN A HANDFUL: Jazzin' Jeannie, 1977 as by "Anita Sultry."
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> TONGUE TRICKS: Playmate For Pleasure, 1977 as by "Connie Everett."
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