Runaway by Anne Laughlin
Anne Laughlin | Runaway | With her life as a private investigator in Chicago firmly established, Jan Roberts can often forget where she came from–a backwoods survivalist camp
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The Muse by Suzie Carr
Suzie Carr | The Muse | Jane Knoll doesn’t realize it yet, but life is about to take a daring turn. For the past decade, Jane’s been able to recapture her sense of peace afte
Wild Things by Karin Kallmaker
Karin Kallmaker | Wild Things | Rich, handsome attorney Sydney Van Allen is a rising star on the political horizon. So cool and controlled that colleagues have dubbed her ‘The Ice Qu
The Light Stays On by Karen Jasper
Karen Jasper | The Light Stays On | Is it morally defensible for a wife and mother to leave her family because she’s fallen in love with someone else? What if that wife and mother is ter
Past Perfect by Judith P. Stelboum
Judith P. Stelboum | Past Perfect | PAST PERFECT is an intriguing and provocative novel of memory and desire that follows the lives of three lesbians – Elizabeth, Carol and Veronica – wh
Desert Of The Heart by Jane Rule
Jane Rule | Desert Of The Heart | Possibly Jane Rule’s best known novel, The Desert of the Heart is the story of a free spirited woman falling for a repressed older woman. Evelyn Hall
Picture Imperfect by Lea Santos
Lea Santos | Picture Imperfect | Once, Paloma and Deanne Vargas thought they were destined to grow old together. But after fourteen years together and two children, Paloma finally acc
Eye of the Storm by Melissa Good
Melissa Good | Eye of the Storm | Eye of the Storm picks up the story of Dar Roberts and Kerry Stuart a few months after the story Hurricane Watch ends. At first it looks like they are
Writing On The Wall by Jenna Rae
Jenna Rae | Writing On The Wall | It doesn’t take San Francisco Detective Del Mason long to realize that her new neighbor, Lola Bannon, has more baggage than a cruise ship. She’s seen
Sterling Road Blues by Ruth Perkinson
Ruth Perkinson | Sterling Road Blues | The last thing Tenney Showalker expected was for life to change. By day she teaches English at Greater Richmond High for what she calls “idiots, no sa