The Drive by Trisha Todd
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Women-Identified Women by Trudy Darty; Sandee Potter
Trudy Darty; Sandee Potter | Women-Identified Women | Essays discuss theories of lesbianism, lesbian identity and relationships, social repression, legal sexism, child custody, health care, and lesbian cu
The Spy in Question by Amanda Kyle Williams
Amanda Kyle Williams | The Spy in Question | Madison is thoroughly enjoying an accidental liaison with a famous female rock star when she is summoned to her most challenging assignment: Locate an
Passage Vol. 3 by Red Jordan Arobateau
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Beneath My Heart by Janice Gould
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The Beaver Woman
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All That False Instruction by Kerryn Higgs
Kerryn Higgs | All That False Instruction |
This passionate, funny, and heartbreaking novel about a young woman’s turbulent coming of age was originally published under the pseudonym Elizab
So You Want To Be A Lesbian by Liz Tracey; Sydney Pokorny
Liz Tracey; Sydney Pokorny | So You Want To Be A Lesbian | So you’ve heard that lesbians are chic, hot, and the ‘next big thing’ but you still wonder what is all the fuss about a Middle Eastern country? Well,
The Beach House by J.T. Harding
J.T. Harding | The Beach House | Product Description
An abused wife finds there is escape, and the happiness she believes could never be hers. Jenni Adams has strayed before. Two
Dyke Life by Karla Jay
Karla Jay | Dyke Life | Written by lesbians of different ages, races and religions–and compiled by one of the gay movement’s best-known writers and activists–these original
B&D Lesbians by Unknown
Unknown | B&D Lesbians | First Line(s)
Why, oh why, didn’t I lock my door?
THAT was the question that haunted me, later..