Aimee, the beautiful and amorous countess of Liechtenstein, had many lovers.
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| Cover Photograph by Carl Kravats |
There was Beauregard Benton, the free-wheeling American writer, who researched his own novels. And had reserved several chapters for Aimee.
And Carlotta, sensuous and liberated, a nubile playmate who played for keeps.
Cloris, whose committeemen to unrepressed film making was a voyeur's perfect pose.
And then there was Spagnola, for whom Aimee would do anything for.
Printing History
Written by Robert W Marks (1908-1993)
Simon and Shuster, Inc
Pocket Books
ISBN 671 80532
July 1976
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