Lovely Nights of Young Girls

George and Minnie have insatiable sexual appetites which they must gratify at every opportune moment. Together with Lucy, a boarding friend of Minnie, and other bright young things, this deliciously deviant duo will push the boundaries of a society stuck in its stoic, prudish ways. With liberal helpings of lasciviously graphic prose, bounding along with the youth and vigour of it protagonists, "Lovely Nights of Young Girls" follows in the randy tradition of works such as "Eveline" and "Flossie." Written anonymously in 1891 and published by the notorious Erotica Biblion Society of London and New York a few years later, this classic of Victorian Erotica will be sure to satisfy those with a proclivities towards the genre.