Velocity by Jules Ashford
Framed for murder after a routine delivery goes wrong, a Brooklyn bike courier and her girlfriend must navigate a dangerous urban landscape to expose a corrupt cop and clear their names.
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Control by V.C. Kincade
In a city where machines promise to predict human behavior, Blackburn remains the most unpredictable force of all, willing to do whatever it takes to stay on top.
Rain-Soaked by Montana Carr
When wealthy socialite Francesca Stanfield hires Marti to find her missing teenage daughter Serra, Marti takes the case despite her skepticism
The Neighborhood by Mario Vargas Llosa
Set in 1990s Lima during Fujimori’s corrupt presidency, two wealthy married couples become entangled in blackmail, political corruption, and murder after the wives begin a passionate bisexual affair.
Almost by Montana Carr
Private investigator Marti Starova lives for three things: women, whiskey, and the next hit of Shadow.
Roon & Raud and the Case of the Missing Ex-Husband by Nora Bellamy
A cozy mystery centered on an aging lesbian couple who, along with a transgender teenager they’ve taken in, investigate the disappearance of a former husband after receiving a disturbing voicemail
Revelation by V.C. Kincade
In the devastating fourth book in the Morgan Blackburn series, the Head of Homicide races against time to identify the killer weaponizing autonomous vehicles before they strike again.
Lickin’ License by Intelligent Allah
An urban erotica novel centered on Candy, a lesbian Harlem beauty salon owner, her lover Vera, and the complex romantic entanglements that develop when Candy and employee Vanessa become involved with drug dealer Rich, leading to betrayal, violence, and revenge in the streets of Harlem.
The Riches Of Mercy by C.E. Case
The Riches Of Mercy | C.E. Case | In C.E. Case’s second novel, ambitious state prosecutor Natalie Ivans has a headline-making trial about to begin. To escape the pressure of the spotli
The Women’s House of Detention by Hugh Ryan
The Women’s House of Detention | Hugh Ryan | This singular history of a prison, and the queer women and trans people held there, is a window into the policing of queerness and radical politics in