Mystery

Katherine V. Forrest | Hancock Park | Winner of the Lambda Literary Award, Best Lesbian Mystery

Los Angeles detectives Kate Delafield and Joe Cameron have been assigned to in

Jane Meyerding | Everywhere House | It’s the late 70s in the university town of Seattle, Washington. The

brutal stabbing of a philosophy professor implicates Barb, an angry member

Vicki P. McConnell | The Burnton Widows | Meet Nyla Wade, lesbian and reporter. In this tale, Nyla explores the past murder of two lesbians and finds a rich lesbian heritage, gay political all

Randye Lordon | Brotherly Love | Shamus nominee for best first novel.

Lesbian private investigator Sydney Sloane had always had a troubled relationship with her brother. He

Ngaio Marsh | Singing in the Shrouds | ONE FOGGY NIGHT…

in the gloom of the London docks, a policeman hears some strange singing and comes upon the dead body of a bea

Kate Sweeney | Of Course It’s Murder | Kate Ryan is sent to New England on a photo assignment. Seems her editor’s ex-cousin, the hapless flamboyant Simon Merriweather needs photos of his ne

Trudy Labovitz | Ordinary Justice | This debut novel introduces Zoe Kergulin,a private investigator on the run from her past. Zoe fled Washington, D.C. for the picturesque solitude of th

Melanie McAllester | The Lessons | From Publishers Weekly

A serial rapist is assaulting Bay Area lesbians, and half-black, half-Mexican homicide investigator “Tenny” Mendoza

Mary Heron Dyer | A Ship in the Harbor | Meg Blake’s life is at a crossroads: her 17-year marriage is no longer tenable since she’s come out as a lesbian, her work within the Catholic Church