A/K/A by Ruthann Robson
Ruthann Robson | A/K/A | An intricate and daring novel centered on the identities that two women create for themselves. Margaret Smyth is an escort for women who assumes diffe
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Cool for You by Eileen Myles
Eileen Myles | Cool for You |
Grainy and stripped, this gritty novel traces the downbeat progress of a girl growing up in working-class Boston. “Eileen Myles is a genius!” —
Look Under the Hawthorn by Ellen Frye
Ellen Frye | Look Under the Hawthorn | The thorny relationship between two women who are searching for roots and connections.
Half-Moon Scar by Allison Green
Allison Green | Half-Moon Scar | Amy, a lesbian in her thirties, has established an academic career and a relationship in a city far from her small Midwestern hometown. After years of
Something Queer in the Cafeteria by Elizabeth Levy
Elizabeth Levy | Something Queer in the Cafeteria | The tenth adventure for Gwen and Jill, part of the popular Something Queer series, concerns the strange goings-on in the school’s newly renovated cafe
Sinking, Stealing by Jan Clausen
Jan Clausen | Sinking, Stealing | Josie and Erika are runaways on a Greyhound bus trip across America, using assumed names and forged documents. Theirs is no ordinary relationship, for
Rotary Spokes by Fiona Cooper
Fiona Cooper | Rotary Spokes | The story of a 6’4′ lesbian motorcycle mechanic in a no-horse town in Middle America. It traces, with humour, how she comes to terms with her sexual n
Walking The Labyrinth by Lois Cloarec Hart
Lois Cloarec Hart | Walking The Labyrinth | Is there life after loss? Lee Glenn, co-owner of a private security company, didn’t think so. Crushed by grief after the death of her wife, she unchar
They Call Me Mad Dog ! by Erika Lopez
Erika Lopez | They Call Me Mad Dog ! | What do you do when love goes wrong? If you’re Tomato Rodriguez, the reigning queen of motorcycle-riding, bicoastal bisexuals, you do every wrong thin
The Immaculate Connection by Michelle Sawyer
Michelle Sawyer | The Immaculate Connection |
Readers asked for it, and now Macy Delongchamp, our favorite Manhattan lipstick lesbian, returns for another wild, wicked adventure, only to discov