Easy Street by Elizabeth Sims
Elizabeth Sims | Easy Street |
Praise for Lillian Byrd Crime Stories:
Lucky Stiff
‘A flawless narrative . . . a nifty little puzzle solved by a most intriguing
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Damn Straight by Elizabeth Sims
Elizabeth Sims | Damn Straight | Lambda Award Winner!
After her narrow brush with death in Holy Hell, you would think Lillian Byrd would have learned to k
No Good Reason by Cari Hunter
Cari Hunter | No Good Reason | ‘I can’t do this. I can’t do any of this without her.’
Detective Sanne Jensen (not blonde, not tall, definitely not Scandinavian) and Dr. Meg
Unexpected Sparks by Gina L. Dartt
Gina L. Dartt | Unexpected Sparks | Unexpected Sparks explores a relationship not so different than the one presented in Gina’s Janeway/Seven fan fiction: two strong women portrayed equa
Divine Victim by Mary Wings
Mary Wings | Divine Victim | The unnamed narrator of this mesmerizing tale and her lover, Marya, have left their cozy life together in San Francisco for the wilds of Montana. Mary
Mouths of Babes by Stella Duffy
Stella Duffy | Mouths of Babes | Saz Martin is settled into new motherhood with her partner Molly and their nine-month-old daughter Matilda. Things have not been easy since the birth
Looking For Ammu by Claire Macquet
Claire Macquet | Looking For Ammu | What kind of hold can a crime empire whose tentacles spread from international gunrunning to brothel burnings have on saintly, but steely, Dr. Ammu Ba
Lucky Stiff by Elizabeth Sims
Elizabeth Sims | Lucky Stiff |
There is what you believe, and then there is the truth. For Lillian Byrd, a chance encounter with an old friend means that everything she thought s
In Pursuit of Justice by Radclyffe
Radclyffe | In Pursuit of Justice | In the dynamic double sequel to Shield of Justice and A Matter of Trust, Det. Sgt. Rebecca Frye struggles to return to duty after a near fatal shootin
Shield of Justice by Radclyffe
Radclyffe | Shield of Justice | Detective Sergeant Rebecca Frye is attempting to solve a series of sexual assaults and is constantly finding herself running into dead-ends at every t