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The Price of Salt by Claire Morgan & Pat Tong & Bonnie Liss & Patricia Highsmith is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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• First Digital Edition• Includes an Afterword on the history of pulp paperbacksTherese is nineteen and working in a department store during the Christmas shopping season. She dates men, although not with real enthusiasm. One day a beautiful older woman comes over to her counter and buys a doll. As the purchase is a C.O.D. order, Therese makes a mental note of the customer’s address. She is intrigued and drawn to the woman. Although young, inexperienced and shy, she writes a note to the customer, Carol, and is elated and surprised when Carol invites her to meet. Therese realizes she has strong feelings for Carol, but is unsure of what they represent. Carol, in the process of a bitter separation and divorce, is also quite lonely. Soon the two women begin spending a great deal of time together. Before long, they are madly and hopelessly in love. The path is not easy for them, however. Carol also has a child and a very suspicious husbanddangerous ground for the lovers. When the women leave New York and travel west together, they discover the choices they’ve made to be together will have lasting effects on both their lives.Considered to be the first lesbian pulp novel to break the pul

Who reads The Price of Salt?

It is typically read by readers looking for immersive, entertainment-first reading.

Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.

Author
Claire Morgan & Pat Tong & Bonnie Liss & Patricia Highsmith
Publisher
Naiad Press, Incorporated
Published
1975
Language
EN
ISBN
9781562800031
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Romance
Rating
3.93 / 5 (79 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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