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Water in a Broken Glass by Odessa Rose

Odessa Rose | Water in a Broken Glass | A talented sculptor becomes the centerpiece of a love triangle with the man of her dreams, and the woman destined to become her reality. In Water in a

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Dusty’s Queen of Hearts Diner by Lee Lynch

Lee Lynch | Dusty’s Queen of Hearts Diner | Dusty and Elly’s brainchild is the beating heart of Morton River Valley as well as the target of its bigotry.

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Thirteen by Eva Jones

Eva Jones | Thirteen | `English Evalore is thirteen years old, a pain to her teachers, a pain to her parents, a pain to her psychiatrist, and a pain to listen to – this nove

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Out On The Panhandle by R.E. Bradshaw

R.E. Bradshaw | Out On The Panhandle | Take a thirty-nine-year-old woman, born and raised on the beach, and plop her down on the Panhandle of Oklahoma in the midst of a huge family reunion.

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Spirit Of Lesbianism Within The Soul Of A Prophetess by Latonya Page-Balkcom

Latonya Page-Balkcom | Spirit Of Lesbianism Within The Soul Of A Prophetess | This fictitious prose is about a Spiritual woman whose struggling with her truths of secretly enjoying sexual rendezvous with a lesbian while holding

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Redemption by DeJay

DeJay | Redemption | Architect, Mackenzie Taylor will tell you she’s married, that love transcends eternity, and vows are meant to be honored. She builds homes through her

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Olivia by Olivia

Olivia | Olivia | When Olivia turns sixteen she is sent to a Parisian finishing school to broaden her education. Soon after her arrival, she finds herself falling under

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Olivia by Dorothy Strachey

Dorothy Strachey | Olivia | When Olivia turns sixteen she is sent to a Parisian finishing school to broaden her education. Soon after her arrival, she finds herself falling under

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Lighthousekeeping by Jeanette Winterson

Jeanette Winterson | Lighthousekeeping |

Lighthousekeeping tells the tale of Silver (‘My mother called me Silver. I was born part precious metal, part pirate.’), an orphaned girl who is

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Choices by Nancy Toder

Nancy Toder | Choices | A passionate novel sbout first love and second thoughts.

Can you ever really forget your first lover?

Sandy and Jenny are college ro