Christopher Carrington | No Place Like Home | A study of the everyday details of domestic life within lesbian and gay households, NO PLACE LIKE HOME introduces the minutiae of these nontraditional
Andrew R. Gottlieb | Side by Side | How would you react if your brother or sister came out to you? ‘I’m proud to have been the first to know.’ ‘My conservative upbringing contributed to
Winifred Drake | Tender Was My Flesh | Tender Was My Flesh is the coming of age story about a girl, Susan Holiday, who lives in a cold and rural place, surviving the harsh winters with help
Merrilee Moss | Thriller and Me | A humourous and thoughtful story dealing with issues of sexuality and family.
Nancy Sanra | No Escape | Evil lurks on the streets of San Francisco. Late one rain drenched night, nurse Melinda Morgan is murdered in her bed – throat cut, scalpel plunged in
Claire McNab | Death Club | Loaded with brains, style and megabucks, Australian fashion magnate Gussie Whitlew is used to getting everything she wants. And what she wants is the
H. M. Dunn | Some Lesbians And Vampires And Oh Yeah A Worried Werewolf | Product Description
Set in the mid 1980’s. This lesbian novel, a spoof on werewolves and vampires, begins with two women prisoners, one scheduled
Susan M. Brooks | Shes the Girl | Natalie loves love and hates relationships. Having never been surprised with a thousand daisies on her doorstep or a proposal written among the clouds
Helen Hodgman | Waiting for Matindi | Recovering from an operation in the Australian countryside and Bondi Beach, the wry, ever-observant narrator of Helen Hodgman’s beautifully written ne
Nene Adams | The Witch’s Kiss | July 1889 – Following the shocking events of THE MADONNA OF THE SORROWS, the relationship between Lady Evangeline St. Claire and her partner, Rhiannon