Killing at the Cat by Carlene Miller
Carlene Miller | Killing at the Cat | Lexy Hyatt’s chance to prove herself as a crime reporter comes when a woman is found dead at her favorite local lesbian bar. When, to her dismay, her
Mystery
Father Forgive Me by Randye Lordon
Randye Lordon | Father Forgive Me | 1997 Lambda Literary Award Winner & Shamus nominee
A young man is found dead of a heroin overdose on a Hudson River pier while his wealthy
The Monkey’s Mask by Dorothy Porter
Dorothy Porter | The Monkey’s Mask | Reissue of a crime thriller written as a verse novel. First published 1994. Set in a modern urban environment, it has all the elements of murder, dece
When the Dancing Stops by Therese Szymanski
Therese Szymanski | When the Dancing Stops | A novel that will take you deep into the dark side of desire, When the Dancing Stops introduces readers to Brett Higgins, the tall broad-shouldered wo
Garbage Dump Murders by Rose Beecham
Rose Beecham | Garbage Dump Murders | INTRODUCING AMANDA VALENTINE
UK Title: THE GARBAGE DUMP MURDERS
ISBN 1-562800-21-3
1992 The Naiad Press
Originally from New Yor
Flight Risk by Kim Baldwin
Kim Baldwin | Flight Risk | For Blayne Keller, being in the wrong place at the wrong time just might turn out to be the best thing that ever happened to her. Once she stops runni
Mrs. Porter’s Letter by Vicki P. McConnell
Vicki P. McConnell | Mrs. Porter’s Letter | Nyla Wade–lesbian/journalist/detective–takes on her first case.
Night Mares by Manda Scott
Manda Scott | Night Mares | A deadly infection…A race against time…An investigation that leads to your worst…Night Mares
Something is very wrong at Nina Crawf
Death at Lavender Bay by Lauren Wright Douglas
Lauren Wright Douglas | Death at Lavender Bay | When Allison O’Neil is called for the reading of a relative’s will, she is astonished to find herself an heiress. It seems her Aunt Grace from whom
The Girl Who Wasn’t Dead by Samantha Boyette
Samantha Boyette | The Girl Who Wasn’t Dead | Prom was supposed to be the biggest night of senior year, but for Jenny Lewis it was the night she almost died. The night someone drugged her, loaded