Category: Fiction

M.E. Ross | The Best Laid Plans |

First Keely had a relationship with Darla and then she had one with Carolyn who seems to have been involved with everyone. And of course there are

Ellyn Bache | The Activist’s Daughter | The year is 1963, the peak of the U.S. civil rights movement. A quarter of a million people have just marched on Washington D.C., where they have been

Spirited Sapphire Publishing | A Haunting | Lesbian Fiction: A Haunting – When the Past Seeks Revenge. In this lesbian fiction book, Reese finds herself the recipient of a sudden windfall, a res

Valerie Taylor | Ripening | The Conclusion to the Erika Frohmann Series

Gina Schien | Timing the Heart | Bonnie loves drums, music and women. She believes that one day she’ll play in the perfect band and have the ideal girlfriend. For a while it seems pos

Willyce Kim | Dancer Dawkins and the California Kid | The most unusual lesbian novel of the year. And the most politically incorrect.

Dancer Dawkins views life best from behind a pile of hotcake

Judy MacLean | Rosemary and Juliet | Can two teenage girls find happiness in each other’s arms-when it seems the whole world is against them?

In prose that is tender and compelling, Ju

Elise D’Haene | Licking Our Wounds | A fresh, engagingly sarcastic and determinedly bawdy voice goes a long way toward giving dimensionality to a tale about recovering from lost love. Aft

Elisabeth Nonas | Staying Home | The family many lesbians create for themselves. The family they risk losing by revealing – and living – the truth of themselves.

Molly Rubin

Tim Farrington | The California Book of the Dead | From Library Journal

In this humorous debut, Farrington draws on his experience of living in ashrams and communes in California in the 1980s to br