Chained Melody number HIT 206

On the back cover HOM wrote: Selling a slave girl isn't new. But when the sale is the idea of the beautiful woman herself, and the man doing the selling is the man who loves her, that's a little different. But that's what happens to the gorgeous Melody. Playing games with ropes and handcuffs in the privacy of their home isn't enough to satisfy the hunger within this submissive young woman. Then, when they need some money to keep their house, she hits on the idea of Tom selling her to one of his wealthy friends. But she has no plans of the sale being permanent. As soon as she can she escapes and returns to her lover. Thus begins a commercial business with Melody being the merchandise. She loves being sold to strangers. Beginning in the 1970's (possibly earlier) and thru the 90's F. E. Campbell wrote BDSM stories for HOM, House of Milan. The early books, through #149, had titles and simple numbers on the spine, and later books continued the numerical sequence but had "HIT" and the number. Standard size paperback books with covers dominantly red in color. Virtually all had cover drawings by 'The Bishop' and these covers are prized today. These are stories of submissive females.