Category: Fiction

Lisa Stocker | P-Town Summer | Ah, Provincetown. An oasis of lazy days, ocean air, and frosty summer drinks – the perfect place to relax and bond while soaking up the summer sun. At

Kristin Marra | Wind and Bones | Women, funerals, guns, and rattlesnakes. What could go wrong? Jill O’Hara, award-winning journalist and inveterate egotist, is about to find out. When

Norma Ciraci | Detour | She Paid For Love With Bitterness, Despair and Violence

‘Lu sat up in bed quickly, reached over and picked up the alarm clock on the night ta

Graysen Morgen | Love Loss Revenge | Rian Casey is an FBI Agent working the biggest case of her career and madly in love with her girlfriend. Her world is turned upside when tragedy strik

Stefani Deoul | The Carousel | Review

Can a rag-tag bunch of citizens who are hardly in touch with themselves, let alone with each other, ever come together? As this tale begins

Hilda Doolittle; H D; H.D. | Paint It Today |

This novel, a never before published Roman a clef by the famous imagist writer, H.D. (Hilda Doolittle), that explores H.D.’s love for women, is a l

Pamela Moore | Chocolates For Breakfast | ‘Chocolates for Breakfast’ is sometimes included in lists of early Lesbian Fiction, for the depiction of the relationship of two schoolgirls at an Eas

Eleanor Hill | A Passionate Development | Development work all over the world is almost a character in itself in this sexy novel. So much so that the ramifications of a burgeoning lesbian rel

Joanna Briscoe | Sleep With Me | Richard and Lelia’s child is conceived in a moment of giggling chaos as they dress for a Christmas party. They arrive rudely late and still glowing, a

Jay Taverner | Liberty | We are unable to locate a description at this time.