Paperback original. Adult fiction: The Man from O.R.G.Y.

Lancer 1969 paperback, vg+ In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

1966, mass market paperback edition, Lancer Books, NY. 191 pages. Following the unprecedented success of Ian Fleming and James Bond, American publishers rushed to duplicate that success, with lots of secret agents and more than a little success. Like this title, featuring Steve Victor, the Man from ORGY. In this title, he looks for a strange, mad scientist, who has disappeared. He winds up joining a wife-swapping club. In the process, the "fun is on."

Steve Victor, the Man from O.R.G.Y., was dead. Sure he was. International villains had finally killed him. The hapless, bumbling, but fantastically successful superspy was stone-cold. Sure. But as long as there was a warm female body around, Steve Victor just couldn't act like a corpse. He had too much else to do. He had his most important assignment to To eliminate the free world's most sinister, most insidious enemy. And all those swinging chicks in Hollywood looked like something to live for. The trouble was that Steve's unique talents didn't seem to count for much on the swinging—but distracting, and definitely dangerous—Sunset Strip. Topless? You haven't seen anything yet!

Minor wear on edges of covers. Three dots in ink on cover. Pages are clean with light tanning due to age.

That delectable Tibetan, Ti Nih Baapuh, is back, but Steve "The Man from O.R.G.Y." Victor doesn't have her. Steve is caught up in Papa Baapuh's out-of-whack time machine, busy grappling with gorgeous beauties of other eras (and dodging their infuriated menfolk). All Steve can do about Ti Nih is tune in on his wrist radio and hear the sound effects that spring from her fun and games with that mysterious American "diplomat," Charles Putnam. Being a man from O.R.G.Y. is back-breaking work, all right. (It hardly gives a guy time to save the world from its own folly, Steve thinks, panting.) But come along for the ride anyway, you won't be sorry!

The Toilet King of the U.S., who saved Victor's life in the previous adventure, needs his help in winning a Middle Eastern bathroom contract with Sheikh Ali Khat but it entails taking part in a crazy scavenger hunt.

Ted Mark Gottfried was a writer of erotic fiction.