“DAME AND A HALF FOR OVERTIME...”
That was Ricky Gardner’s motto!

“Dames don’t change,” Ricky swore. “They want one thing.” So he put in time and a half with Liz Stover, a doll and a half. And he gave what was left of him to the playful young widow, 
Dorothy Cain. Maybe it was Ricky’s late hours in the city that made his pretty wife, Beth, a daytime diversion for any male who punched her suburban doorbell—especially neighborly Clayton Stiles, the man who came to breakfast . . .
 
Or maybe, in her neglected need, Beth began to hunger for the very charms Ricky enjoyed— the flawless, lawless arms of Dorothy. After all, this strange sultry siren had the unholy lust and the money to buy the passion Beth and Ricky had lost. She wanted some of it back, if not from her husband, than from her husband’s mistress. For Beth knew, in her guilty desire, that . . .
 
A DAME COULD CHANGE!
A GIRL COULD CHANGE!
THREE LIVES COULD CHANGE!
 
Here The Sedate Facade Of Suburban Life Is Torn Aside, Unmasking The Cruel Struggle To Succeed—In Business And Boudoir.