The Third Way

by Sheldon Lord

“She was about thirty, a mass of curves where curves ought to be, with rich shiny hair sweeping away from her face . . . Half woman, half tigress . . . Sensual, self-reliant . . . Her fingernails were long and painted the same red as her lips . . . No wedding ring . . . Kate—a sexy name which matched her looks!” And Kate Bellosa definitely was thrill-mad. She became the boss’s mistress, but that was not enough. Kate found her greatest delight in making love to other women—especially lovely women like Liz Bellows, who also worked for the company. Kate’s peculiar sex life was not just for pleasure. She did these strange things in order to advance her career . . .

Unknown Binding

First published January 1, 1962

About the author

A pseudonym used by Donald E. Westlake, Lawrence Block, Peter Hochstein and Milo Perichitch.

Books positively identified as Westlake's or Block's will also have their name in the author field.

Reviews

[Denise M.]

AKA: Sheldon Lord, Jill Emerson, Paul Kavanaugh, Chip Harrison, Lawrence Block

[Jeff · Rating 3 out of 5]

One of two Sheldon Lord books written by Peter Hochstein. This about a love triangle of two women and a man, each using the other for his or her own end.