Escape to Sindom

by Don Elliott (pseud.), Robert Silverberg

CHAPTER ONE

THE CELL WAS SMALL, HOT, SWEATY, a box with bars on one end. The lone guard sat sleepily at the door to the jailhouse, with his back to the single prisoner. Inside the cell, Val Sparkman clenched his fists and peered anxiously out, thinking of the lovely, full-breasted girl who was waiting for him down Mexico way. Cindy…

160 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1965

About the author

This is Don^Elliott.
He is a pseudonym of Robert Silverberg and author of numerous pulp sleaze novels.

Reviews

[Laura · Rating 1 out of 5]

Very padded. And who would have sex on a cactus?

[Steven · Rating 1 out of 5]

Big disappointment after a promising jailbreak start. Only enough plot in these 160 pages for a short story. If you must know, Sparkman breaks out of a small town Iowa jail, steals a car and heads for Mexico. Along the way, in a small town in Missouri, he hooks up with Janey, a waitress looking to make her own break. Sparkman is not the sharpest tool, even though he thinks he is, and he travels too slow and makes too many mistakes for this escape to be believable. But this thin plot is just an excuse for a lot of sex scenes that are really not worth the bother.