Country Club Lesbian by Jerry Jason
Jerry Jason | Country Club Lesbian | ‘The country club parking lot was the place where normal looking wives found passion in the arms of other women. They sought love for themselves and a
Pool-Hopping by Anne Fleming
Anne Fleming | Pool-Hopping | The fascinating characters in this short story collection come from differing backgrounds and generations, but all sense disorder lurking beneath the
Curious Wine by Katherine V. Forrest
Katherine V. Forrest | Curious Wine |
‘The ultimate lesbian love novel.’-The Lesbian News
‘A masterpiece of lesbian love.’-The Sacramento Star
The intimacy of
The Funny Thing Is… by Ellen DeGeneres
Ellen DeGeneres | The Funny Thing Is… |
Ellen DeGeneres published her first book of comic essays, the #1 bestselling My Point…and I Do Have One, way back in 1996. Not one to res
Into the Labyrinth by Françoise Mallet
Françoise Mallet | Into the Labyrinth | Widowed father sends his introspective daughter to his mistress, finds out they have lesbian leanings.
Lucy by Kay Addams
Kay Addams | Lucy | Lucy has some hard luck, what with abortions and divorces. She ends up down on her luck, until she finds out her mortgage is held by a madam! Lucy goe
Greener Than Grass by Jennifer Fulton
Jennifer Fulton | Greener Than Grass | When documentary film-maker Blair Carroll comes home to the Melbourne, Australia apartment she has borrowed for a month, she finds a stranger, a young
The Fiche Room by Suzie Carr
Suzie Carr | The Fiche Room | Emma is about to wed her college sweetheart, a bright, well respected guy who is slated to become president of her father’s company. All the plans are
Out in All Directions by Eric Marcus; Lynn Witt; Sherry Thomas
Eric Marcus; Lynn Witt; Sherry Thomas | Out in All Directions | A collection of articles, anecdotes, facts and figures, trivia, and more–from more than two hundred contributors across the country–provides a detai
Hired Lover by Tony Trelos
Tony Trelos | Hired Lover | Charlotte thought she had everything Carol could need; however, it was Charlotte’s men Carol wanted… !
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