Vacation Sin

by George Simon

Neil Martin, Editor of the Newton Flash weekly gave a real hot story about four missing men to his hot red-headed reporter Dare Sloane. She found wanton romance at "Love Creek" where every Adam had an Eve.

160 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 1961

Reviews

[Steven · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is a silly book, or perhaps I should say campy, although the campiness may not have been entirely intended. The cover and jacket copy certainly didn't market the book that way. The basic plot is that four guys go missing from a small northern town and the local newspaper sics a reporter on the story to try to find out what happened. The POV is omniscient so we quickly find out that the four guys have gone off to an obscure Arizona town and are hanging out at a sort of brothel named "Love Creek." The reporter tracks them down and busts the "story" wide open. Should have been a lot of sex scenes and there kinda was, at least sex was talked about a lot, but this writer didn't seem to know how to write the scenes. Would have been a better book if he had. Quick read. Silly. Not horrible, because something always seemed on the verge happening and that vibe created some pull. Unfortunately, nothing much did happen.