Category: Fiction

Sarah Aldridge | Misfortune’s Friend | Set in London and Baltimore just before World War II, Althea, crippled by childhood polio finds love and companionship with Fern. Mrs. Henshaw, who as

Jean Roberta | Secrets of the Invisible World | We are unable to provide a description at this time.

Skyy | Choices | Review

Skyy’s myriad of characters provides readers with yet another enlightening glimpse into the lives of lesbians from all walks of life. Choic

Patricia Henley | In the River Sweet | Lesbian are not main characters

National Book Award finalist Patricia Henley captivates us with this engrossing novel of a woman whose long-h

Lesléa Newman | Good Enough to Eat | Liza Goldberg is 25, Jewish and bulimic. She lives with her gay roommate, Harvey, and hangs out with her good friend, another gay man named Tom. As Li

Wendy Borgstrom | Rapture and the Second Coming | GWEN A YOUNG WOMAN RUNNING FROM A FAILED BUT PASSIONATE FIRST ROMANCE LANDS IN NEW YORK CITY WHERE SHE BURIES HER ANGER BY ACTING OUT ‘ALL’ HER SECUAL

Tatheena Roberts | Macdougal Alley | Macdougal Alley represents an auspicious debut and an extraordinary accomplishment by Tatheena Roberts, completed shortly before the celebration of he

Ann McMan | Aftermath | Readers everywhere fell in love with Syd, Maddie, David, Michael, Pete, and the irrepressible Roma Jean Freemantle in Ann McMan’s 2011 bestseller, Jer

Julia Darling | Crocodile Soup |

Dear Gert,
If you won’t write to me, then could you send me some money?
I believe you have a good job. A few hundred pounds would be helpful.

Rita Mae Brown | Alma Mater | Sex makes monkeys out of all of us. If you don’t give in to it, you wind up a cold, unfeeling bastard. If you do, you spend the rest of your lif