What happens when a gang of frenzied motorcycle outlaws takes over a small town? . . . with all the local girls as personal prisoners of war?
CHEVRON BOOKS WWNC 124
CLEVELAND, OHIO, USA
1ST PRINTING 1967
. . LUST-CRAZED MOTORCYCLE GANG THREATENS SMALL TOWN . . .
This could be a headline from today's newspaper. And what are the ingredients for this explosive situation?
The Devil Cats, rapacious motorcycle gang, roar into the peaceful village of Sanford to take over a lakeside beach . . . and threaten to add the local high school girls to their collection of anything-goes chicks.
Who are these sociopaths?
Zipper Hardy, their red-bearded Chief, rules his mob and his women - with an iron fist.
Lil Adams, his depraved girlfriend, who uses every weapon to hold on to Zip.
Ham, a giant Negro, delights in torturing the teen-followers who worship the Cats.
Terrible, Itchy and Joe. Their only laws are Take and Survive.
These and other members of their crew are pitted against the high schoolers:
Darcy Williams, the school temptress. Her desires for Zip hardy leaves her unsatisfied with . . .
Rod Baker, Darcy's ex-boyfriend, whose main desire is to re-establish his relationship with Darcy.
Kenneth Masters, school assistant-principal. His interest in Darcy is more passionate than pedagogical.
These groups must clash, and the situation boils on toward a gut-wrenching climax!
