This is a sequel to the author's 'Women Who Seduce Boys', and the second in a series which relate supposed case studies in which the specified seduction took place, including information on the later psychological state of the boys involved, not all of whom benefited in the long term. Doubt about the clinical detachment of the author centres on belief that the author, along with the author of similar studies, Gerda Mundinger, is a pseudonym of the prolific Paul Little. The book is lucidly written, and its many stories are surprisingly varied, given the narrow remit of its subject. It is now quite a rare book, but it will certainly be appreciated by enthusiasts of this erotic genre. ( )