Passionate Kisses by Megan Carter
Megan Carter | Passionate Kisses | Sara Stockton, Taylor Jenkins, and James Edwards have been best friends since pre-school. Their strong bond earned them the nickname of the Three Musk
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Being Someone by Ann MacLeod
Ann MacLeod | Being Someone | When Ellen Harmon, a small town fourth-grade school teacher, introduces her students to her lesbian lover Janey and cattle dog Ida with the words “We’
Storm Surge by Katlyn
Katlyn | Storm Surge | FBI Special Agent Alex Montgomery would have given her life in the line of duty, but she lost something far more precious when she became the target o
Blind Bet by Tracey Richardson
Tracey Richardson | Blind Bet | Two women with nothing in common meet at the blackjack tables…Ellen Turcotte’s messy divorce forces her to take a break from her life. She’ll go bac
Love Waits by Gerri Hill
Gerri Hill | Love Waits | High school sweethearts and nobody knew.
Ashleigh Pence had been the all-American high school girl: cheerleader, prom queen and in love with
In Every Laugh a Tear by Lesléa Newman
Lesléa Newman | In Every Laugh a Tear | Nice Jewish girl falls for a Puerto Rican butch.
Shayna Steinblatt, a nice Jewish dyke, meets Luz Maria Borges, a handsome Puerto Rican butc
October’s Promise by Marianne Garver
Marianne Garver | October’s Promise | Just because parts of her life are unsatisfactory and dull, there’s no reason for Libby Jackson to bolt for New Hampshire, even if she did just receiv
Tales From Sea Glass Inn by Karis Walsh
Karis Walsh | Tales From Sea Glass Inn | Over the course of a year at Cannon Beach, tourists and locals alike find solace and passion at the Sea Glass Inn.
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Love’s Abiding Spirit by Syd Parker
Syd Parker | Love’s Abiding Spirit | If there is one thing songwriter Soren Lockhart has learned in her thirty–six years, it’s that life is full of ups and downs. When her wife and the m
Sagebrush & Lace by Sugar Lee Ryder; J. D. Cutler
Sugar Lee Ryder; J. D. Cutler | Sagebrush & Lace | Six guns, whips and wild, wild women! 1876: Time to throw away the corsets and draw down on the Old West. When Horace Greeley said “Go West Young Man”