Epic #113, 1961 Satan's Daughter (RARE) Jan Hudson AKA George H. Smith

This is a genuine vintage pulp paperback — a fairly obscure piece of "sleaze" fiction from the lesbian pulp era.  Very Rare Paperback you may not see this one again!  VG - Fine Condisiont (see photos)

The basics:

• Title: Satan's Daughter
• "Author": Jan Hudson — a house pseudonym actually used by George H. Smith
• Publisher: Epic Books (Art Enterprises, Inc., Los Angeles), as Epic #113, 1961
• Length: 160 pages
• Cover art: by Doug Weaver
• Genre and content:
  It falls squarely into the "sixties sleaze" / lesbian pulp fiction category — catalogued under "Sixties Sleaze," aimed at a male reader, and rated "T" for Trash by pulp collector Bill Grier's rating system. The original back-cover blurb reads, in the breathless style typical of the genre: "Desperately, passionately in love with Randy, Jerry thought he had found happiness - until he ran headlong into a leather-jacketed band of cruel, lusting, wanton, twisted he-women, one of whom wanted Randy even more than he!"

The book was later reprinted with different, uncredited cover art as a "Moonlight Reader" (MR 113) — a reprint line that, per one bookseller, may have been designed to look like a "pirated" edition to make it seem more collectible.

It's genuinely rare today