The Other Side by Sandra Freeman
Sandra Freeman | The Other Side | Europeans gay and straight, as well as those of every class populate a novel no-one can put down. Charlie is not quite – actually not at all – declass
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My Beautiful Parasite by Magdalena Zschokke
Magdalena Zschokke | My Beautiful Parasite | My Beautiful Parasite. New Book now available!! Barbara’s world is falling apart — her relationship is dissolving, her martial arts school is in upro
Manstealing for Fat Girls by Michelle Embree
Michelle Embree | Manstealing for Fat Girls |
This off-kilter novel centers on three girls who are definitely not part of the in crowd: one’s fat, one’s a dyke, and one is missing a breast. N
Out of Darkness by Mary D. Brooks; Mary A. Draganis
Mary D. Brooks; Mary A. Draganis | Out of Darkness | Against the backdrop of World War II, German Eva Muller and Greek Zoe Lambros meet and form a friendship in German occupied Larissa, Greece
Taking Flight by Laurel Mills
Laurel Mills | Taking Flight | A woman caught in an abusive marriage risks everything by falling in love with another woman.
The Stubborn Wood by Emily Harvin
Emily Harvin | The Stubborn Wood | A novelized version of an (apparently) true case of a woman whose husband had her committed to a private asylum, thus kicking off her two-year ordeal
The Deal by Becky Cochrane; Timothy J. Lambert
Becky Cochrane; Timothy J. Lambert | The Deal |
The delightful new novel from the authors of He’s The One and It Had to Be You. New Year’s Eve, 1999. Millennium celebrations light u
Clearwater by Catherine Ennis
Catherine Ennis | Clearwater | A pleasant, friendly town where everyone has secrets.
Don’t Explain by Jewelle Gomez
Jewelle Gomez | Don’t Explain | From Publishers Weekly
Seven traditional short stories, a fantasy novella and a new story about the black lesbian vampire Gilda (introduced in Gom
Anna’s Country by Elizabeth Lang
Elizabeth Lang | Anna’s Country | Arriving in a small town in Upper New York State with her husband and children, Anna Johnson is befriended by her neighbor, nursery owner Hope Alford.