Signs of Love by Lesléa Newman
Lesléa Newman | Signs of Love | Originally published in two volumes which have gone out of print, this exciting collection explores deeply personal, yet profoundly universal issues s
An Emergence of Green by Katherine V. Forrest
Katherine V. Forrest | An Emergence of Green | New to the Los Angeles area, leading a nomadic life of comfort and privilege, Paul and Carolyn Blake are an American success story. Paul is a self-mad
Confessions of a Lesbian by Agnes Tarrington
Agnes Tarrington | Confessions of a Lesbian | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Lesbian Love and Heartache by Laura Riehman
Laura Riehman | Lesbian Love and Heartache | Lesbian Love and Heartache is a collection of romantic, sensual poetry detailing the complexities and joys of any love relationship.
East of Niece by Randye Lordon
Randye Lordon | East of Niece | New York City private investigator Sydney Sloane has pretty much seen it all – shoot-outs, terrorists, crazed murderers – and survived it all intact.N
Lesbian Couples by D. Merilee Clunis; G. Dorsey Green
D. Merilee Clunis; G. Dorsey Green | Lesbian Couples | Two experienced lesbian therapists give lesbian couples the tools they need to handle issues such as living arrangements, work, money, coming out, and
Love at Half-Court by Rita Rashad
Rita Rashad | Love at Half-Court | Kendra Michael is an All-American basketball player growing up in the suburbs of Washington, DC during the 1980s. Motivated to be the best basketball
Outercourse by Mary Daly
Mary Daly | Outercourse | A resplendent philosophical autobiography of the world’s foremost radical, feminist philosopher.
Queer Patterns by Lilyan Brock
Lilyan Brock | Queer Patterns | A much-needed book which examines straight-forwardly the dramatic problem of women involved to intimately in one another’s lives’
‘A delicate
Playing for Keeps by Stevie Rios
Stevie Rios | Playing for Keeps | When the cruise ship full of fun-loving women pulls away from shore, leaving her stranded, Becca Neal realizes that she has indeed ‘missed the boat.’