As Far as Far Enough by Claire Rooney
Claire Rooney | As Far as Far Enough | Two very different women from two very different worlds meet by accident…literally.
Collier Ann Torrington, a blue-blooded southern Califo
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The Magnolia Conspiracy by Jeane Harris
Jeane Harris | The Magnolia Conspiracy | The Magnolia Conspiracy is a passionate tale of revenge and redemption, a story of unforgettable emotional range and depth. It charts the lives of fou
All in the Game by Eleanor Hill
Eleanor Hill | All in the Game | This realistic romance is set inside women’s amateur football (soccer), Robin, once a star player, is coach to her small-town team when Penn joins the
Love Down Under by MJ Williamz
MJ Williamz | Love Down Under | Wylie Boase is the consummate womanizer. She’s smart and charming and women love her, but she’s never found anyone who makes her want to stick around.
The Best Of Friends by R.J. Stevens
R.J. Stevens | The Best Of Friends | Tori Pataki loves her work as a police officer, no matter how many partners she has to go through before she finds one who will accept her for who she
Balance of Forces by Ali Vali
Ali Vali | Balance of Forces | Kendal Richoux’s life began during the reign of Egypt’s only female pharaoh. After accepting the opportunity to drink the elixir of the sun, Kendal be
Chasing Lightning by Rachel York
Rachel York | Chasing Lightning | Wickedly funny, Chasing Lightning: The Amorous Adventures of Scarlett Faye Turner tells a provocative tale of love and one girl’s chameleon sexuality.
All the Wrong Places by Karin Kallmaker
Karin Kallmaker | All the Wrong Places | Brandy Monsoon is looking for love. Since there’s never a shortage of casual playmates at the tropical resort where she works as a fitness trainer, mo
Up The Ante by PJ Trebelhorn
PJ Trebelhorn | Up The Ante | Jordan Stryker’s multiple sclerosis diagnosis changed her life. She left the FBI and decided to try her hand at professional poker. She’s played poker
Olivia by Dorothy Strachey
Dorothy Strachey | Olivia |
Considered one of the most subtle and beautifully written lesbian novels of the century, this 1949 classic returns to print in a Cleis Press edit