S.W. Andersen | Somewhere Between Love And Justice | Sarah Sawyer has spent the last ten years reliving a nightmare. Stripped of her innocence at the tender age of thirteen, she’s grown into a woman with
Jane Eiseman | Home Again, Home Again | A modern lesbian couple discover a grave in which a woman and her lover are buried. It is the spirit of the dead woman who wonders if the couple are f
Shelley Thrasher | First Tango In Paris | It’s summer in Paris, 1972. Frenchwoman Eva Laroche wants to pass her bar exams and get a good job as a trial attorney, but she’s working as a tour gu
Yolanda Wallace | Divided Nation, United Hearts | February 1862. The War Between the States has been raging for nearly a year with no end in sight. Philadelphia socialite Wilhelmina Fredericks is safe
Rebecca S. Buck | Truths | Two women, Elizabeth and Jen, separated by two hundred years, but inescapably connected. Will the echoes of the past be enough to save Jen as she begi
Penny Hayes | Omaha’s Bell | Still reeling from the tragic deaths of her parents and brother, farmer Keeley Delaney seems condemned to a life or hardship and grief. Now totally al
Nene Adams | Black by Gaslight | 2006 IPPY Award Winner! Gay/Lesbian
Winner: Black by Gaslight/The Madonna of the Sorrows, by Nene Adams (Cavalier Press)
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T. Novan; Taylor Rickard | Words Heard in Silence | Culpeper, Virginia in the fall of 1864 was at a dark time in this once bustling town. Rebecca Gaines, widowed by the conflict that had torn the nation
T.T. Thomas | The Blondness Of Honey | What William Shakespeare Might Have Said About The Blondness of Honey:
“Love is blind” and “Love is merely madness.”
But when Laura Hasti
Victoria Ramstetter | The Marquise and the Novice | In a sumptuous chateau in nineteenth century provincial France, an innocent Irish girl, fresh from convent restraints but prepared to return to take r