People had a word for her . . . I and it wasn’t nice!

JOAN MANREADY was a tall girl, and talented. She had a bundle of tricks that made Roy Cooper jump with joy. But she delighted other men also. It was a kind of mania with her to overcome men like Roy with the sweep and power of her desires. Could he, alone, hope to slake her fierce fires?
He never was sure —so he experimented with sultry Sylvia, whose yearnings were a secret. He saved a pass or two for Maria, the sizzler from Spanish Harlem. He might even have kept up his affair with Shirley, the typical housewife, if Joan hadn’t intervened — with her body . . .

Joan lusted so wildly that she even impersonated Shirley, in bed and out of it. That was when Joe Manready caught up with Joan. Joe happened to be her husband—her jealous husband!