The Last Nude by Ellis Avery
Ellis Avery | The Last Nude | A stunning story of love, sexual obsession, treachery, and tragedy, about an artist and her most famous muse in Paris between the world wars. Paris, 1
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Tahoma by M. Broughton Boone
M. Broughton Boone | Tahoma | All she wanted was the house her father had promised her, a house whose shell sat as empty as her heart …
The year is 1883, the plac
She Rises by Kate Worsley
Kate Worsley | She Rises | ‘It is 1740 and Louise Fletcher, a young dairy maid on an Essex farm, has been warned of the lure of the sea for as long as she can remember–after al
Landscape in Concrete by Jakov Lind
Jakov Lind | Landscape in Concrete | Sergeant Gauthier Bachmann is the perfect Nazi soldier. But after a horrifying defeat at Voroshenko, where most of his Eighth Hessian Infantry Regimen
Miss Ogilvy Finds Herself by Radclyffe Hall
Radclyffe Hall | Miss Ogilvy Finds Herself | A lesbian finds her true destiny after a lifetime of serving her country. Overtones of science fiction.
Collects five short works by the auth
Miss Ogilvy Finds Herself by Radclyffe Hall
Radclyffe Hall | Miss Ogilvy Finds Herself | A lesbian finds her true destiny after a lifetime of serving her country. Overtones of science fiction.
Collects five short works by the auth
Anthony Adverse in Africa by Hervey Allen
Hervey Allen | Anthony Adverse in Africa | A long, rambling work set in Europe, Africa, and the Americas during the Napoleonic era, Anthony Adverse relates the many adventures of the eponymous
Fingersmith by Sarah Waters
Sarah Waters | Fingersmith | ‘We were all more or less thieves at Lant Street. But we were that kind of thief that rather eased the dodgy deed along, than did it . . . We could pa
Burning Sappho by Martha Rofheart
Martha Rofheart | Burning Sappho | ‘ ‘Burning Sappho’ is a moving and engrossing novel about Sappho, the poet of Lesbos.’
The Ladies by Doris Grumbach
Doris Grumbach | The Ladies | ‘A tale told in delicate brushstrokes of a relationship in which two hearts came almost literally to beat as one.’
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