Blue Holes to Terror by Trish Kocialski
Trish Kocialski | Blue Holes to Terror | Following in the wake of Forces of Evil, Blue Holes to Terror brings readers another story involving Lieutenant Colonel Deanna Peterson and Special Ag
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The Price of Salt by Claire Morgan
Claire Morgan | The Price of Salt | The Price of Salt has grown in popularity and in importance, and is now recognized as an American masterwork. Highsmith has given us the enthralling
You Make Me Tremble by Karis Walsh
Karis Walsh | You Make Me Tremble | Animal rescue worker Iris Mallery thinks she has created a stable and secure home for herself, but when her small town is battered by an earthquake, I
Loving the Pink Kiss by Shiralyn J. Lee
Shiralyn J. Lee | Loving the Pink Kiss | This sassy romantic lesbian comedy revolves around 32 year old Sarah Niles, a woman who loves her single life. She has agreed to go through with a sca
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
Backcast by Ann McMan
Ann McMan | Backcast | When sculptor and author Barb Davis is given an NEA grant to pair original feminist sculptures with searing first-person essays on transitions in wome
Lavender Secrets by Sandra Barret
Sandra Barret | Lavender Secrets | Emma LeVanteur has written off any chance of true love and is focused on her graduate thesis, when Nicole Davis, a beautiful British instructor, turns
Courted by Celia Cohen
Celia Cohen | Courted | What could be a better assignment for a lesbian cop than handling personal security for the hottest player on the women’s tennis circuit? After just t
The Chameleon’s Tale by Andrea Bramhall
Andrea Bramhall | The Chameleon’s Tale | Childhood friends Imogen and Amahle couldn’t come from more different backgrounds. One privileged and the other little more than a slave, yet they tho
Collide by Maria (V.) Ciletti
Maria (V.) Ciletti | Collide | Sometimes you have to shed the identity of who you think you should be to live your life. Sometimes that identity gets ripped right out from under you