Fatal Beauty - The Boada Sketchbook
(2000 - SQP (Sal Quartuccio Publications)) 
A 64-page collection of black-&-white pieces, with paintings on the front & back covers. 55 of the pages each feature a large reproduction of a piece, with another eight carrying four smaller images each. The one text page contains a short overview of the artist's career. None of the works are captioned. A little more than a third of the works have a finished look to them, with the rest being instead tight pencil pieces. The art is pulled into chapters headed: Pulp Friction, Passion's Embrace, Best Of The Wild West, Spy-Tech, The Fear is Near, Epic and Fantasy. With those titles, the subjects should be easily guessed at, but I can confirm the presence of barbarian girls, moldering castles & plantations, saloon girls, werewolves, scuba girls, zombies, jungle girls, vampires and nude girls. One or two of the images took 'throes of ecstasy' almost into the realm of suggested adult themes, but managed to stay just on this side of general acceptability.
other SQP monographs
The Pin-Up Art Of Archie Dickens vols.1 & 2
Girls On Top ! - The Pin-up Art Of Matt Dixon
Barry Blair & Colin Walbridge: Nymphettes
Sorceress - The Mike Hoffman Sketchbook (vol.1)
Inferno - The Art Of Tomas Giorello
The Beast Within - The Art Of Ken Barr
Nik Guerra: Undressed - A Gallery Of Fetishwear
The Art Of Gennadiy Koufay - Heatwave
The Pin-Up Art Of Jay Scott Pike
Tommy Castillo: Dragons, Myths & Mayhem
The Savage Art Of Bob Larkin vol.1
Xotica - The Art Of Esteban Maroto
The Art Of Monte M. Moore - Mystica
The Art Of Michael Möbius - Sheer Desire
Spellbound - The Keith Parkinson Sketchbook
Flesh & Fire 2 - The Blas Gallego Sketchbook vol.2
Pucker - The Seductive Art Of Matt Busch
Cruel And Unusual - The Greg Loudon Sketchbook
Savage Hearts - The Clyde Caldwell Sketchbook Vol.1
Kingsgate: The Art Of Keith Parkinson
Midnight High - The Deadly Art of Tom Artis
Hellbent - The Art Of Flint Henry
Michal Dutkiewicz: Girls ! - From Line To Color
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