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The Naked Countess of Liechtenstein

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Book by John Colleton

192 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1976

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John Colleton

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John Colleton was a nom de porn for Robert W. Marks, a writer, editor, and polymath who didn't start writing smut until he was in his 60's

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His erotica bibliography consists of 14 interrelated novels that were published in the late 70's and early 80's. Below are the titles in chronological order.

The Trembling of a Leaf (1971)
The Enjoyment of Amy (1973)
The Pleasures of Cloris (1974)
Replenishing Jennifer (1975)
Up in Mamie’s Diary (1975)
Between Cloris and Amy (1976)
The Naked Countess of Liechtenstein (1976)
On Or About The First Day In June (1976)
Two Nymphs Named Melissa (1979)
The Seduction of Marianna (1980)
The Delights of Anna (1980)
The Enticement of Cindy (1981)
Barefoot on Jill (1983)
Interjecting Valerie (1986)

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April 1, 2012
Trying to recoup his vigor in Sicily, Bill becomes entangled in the affairs of the titular countess, Aimée, and her enigmatic friend, Bianca/Carlotta(all the new female characters in this one seem to have several different names), both of whom have ties to revolutionaries and mafioso, which soon sees Bill making a hasty exit back to Rome and Cloris and Amy. After hearing of Bill's adventures, Cloris is convinced that the countess needs to star in her next film, a porn take on [i]Lysistrata[/i].

Several things set this one apart from the previous six books in the series. This is the first to involve a bit of danger and mystery, with a bombing and assassination figuring into the plot. Also, the cover photo is of a very different style than all the other soft focus Colleton covers and it has a photo credit, which none of the previous books did, belonging to Carl Kravats, who a simple google search turns up is now a food photographer! Carl wasn't just shooting bowls of fruit back in the 70's! Highly recommended! First published by Pocket Books in July 1976. 192 pages.
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