
A married man becomes sexually obsessed with a seductive woman named Candy, leading to an affair, financial ruin, and crime in this 1960 noir novel.
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A married man becomes sexually obsessed with a seductive woman named Candy, leading to an affair, financial ruin, and crime in this 1960 noir novel.
Jeff Flanders has a perfectly good life. Until Candace Cain sashays into it and turns it upside-down. Jeff's got a good-looking wife; he loves her and she loves him. He's got a job, swinging a desk at a semi-shady finance company, signing off on usurious loans to losers; he doesn't love it and it doesn't love him, but it's easy work and it pays the bills. Until a girl called Candy applies for a $1000 loan--with no job, no bank account, no security. Nothing but a beautiful face, an awesome body, ...
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Central sexual obsession drives extramarital affair with multiple on-page sex scenes.
Crime elements surface late in the story with minimal graphic detail.
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Drug addiction portrayed as a recurring theme tied to a main character.
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Sexual obsession and relational coercion form core interpersonal dynamics.
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