Capital by Maureen Duffy
Maureen Duffy | Capital | Follows Meeper’s, a shabby homeless eccentric, as his quest leads him from the gardening hut where he sleeps, to Kensington Gardens, to the university
Come Destroy Me by Vin Packer
Vin Packer | Come Destroy Me | He was sixteen the summer he killed the girl – a brown-haired boy painfully aware of beauty and in search of it.
The trouble was, he had a ki
Writing From The Heart by Lesléa Newman
Lesléa Newman | Writing From The Heart | ‘NOW HEAR THIS: every woman has important stories to tell and the ability to tell them. There are no exceptions. . . . I have met many women who think
Battle Axe by Carsen Taite
Carsen Taite | Battle Axe | Bounty hunter Luca Bennett is back and so is a woman from her past, asking for favors. Unable to resist a woman in need, Luca barrels headlong into an
Reclaiming the Spirit by David Shallenberger
David Shallenberger | Reclaiming the Spirit | David Shallenberger interviewed gay men and women, many of whom grew up in families practicing traditional religions – Jewish, Roman Catholic, and Pro
Growing Up Gay by Rita Reed
Rita Reed | Growing Up Gay | Adolescence, painful enough in its own right, is all the more so for young people who feel their differences acutely at a time when fitting in and bel
Achilles Forjan by Kelli Jae Baeli
Kelli Jae Baeli | Achilles Forjan | Amy, a Burlington, Vermont paramedic, is troubled by bouts with sleepwalking, and the strains of her job. Spiraling out of control in a moment of exha
The City of Hermits by Gina Covina
Gina Covina | The City of Hermits | The City of Hermits features a cast of eccentric characters in the small northern California town of Guerneville who find the up side of disaster when
The Fire That Burns by Mark Tryon
Mark Tryon | The Fire That Burns | 1950’s style erotic reading about girls who pose for anything.
1001 Nights Exotica by Cris Newport
Cris Newport | 1001 Nights Exotica | A collection of unique erotica stories and artwork by Pride & Imprints` best-selling author Cris Newport.
‘She finishes her tea. I slice a ripe p