Cows And Horses by Barbara Wilson (2)
Barbara Wilson (2) | Cows And Horses | While getting over the break-up of her relationship, Bet goes on holiday and meets Kelly.
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Rent Girl by Michelle Tea
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Fast Ride With the Top Down by Harper Grey
Harper Grey | Fast Ride With the Top Down | Life is a soap opera of small insanities for lesbian painter Lacy Blackwood: First, she is orphaned when her hard-drinking parents stand up on a rolle
Written on the Body by Jeanette Winterson
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The Well of Loneliness by Radclyffe Hall
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The Lost Garden by Helen Humphreys
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