1. But, she has skills. She reads and writes.

    Sins Of A Private Secretary. Gail Jordan (Peggy Gaddis). Croydon Series. New York: Croydon Publishing/Star Publications, 1952. # 23 PBO. Cover art by Lou Marchetti. 

    Peggy Gaddis, under a variety of names, wrote traditional romances. She also wrote “love novels,” a somewhat sleazier form of romance that was invented by the lending library publishers. These publishers faded away by 1955, those that survived shifting to soft core porn. Most of the older authors, like Gaddis, chose to return to writing traditional romances.

     
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