Satan Was A Lesbian by Fred Haley
Fred Haley | Satan Was A Lesbian | Here it is! The infamous book that proves the female of the species is deadlier than the male! Young Charlene knew something was different about her,
It’s Not My Favorite by Rue
Rue | It’s Not My Favorite | Breakups. Family secrets. Stumbling toward independence.
A riveting and humorous exploration of love, secrets, and sisterhood, It’s Not My Fa
Forever and Five Days by Lowell Cauffiel
Lowell Cauffiel | Forever and Five Days | Veteran investigative reporter Lowell Cauffiel, acclaimed author of Masquerade, delivers the dramatic account of the Alpine Manor Nursing Home murders
Charting by the Stars by Linsey Abrams
Linsey Abrams | Charting by the Stars | Ms. Magazine called Charting by the Stars ‘. a memorable account of growing up . about the ways we invent and reinvent ourselves . remin
Capital by Maureen Duffy
Maureen Duffy | Capital |
A brilliant novel of contemporary London life and a haunting re-creation of a city throughout its ages. Meepers–the homeless, disheveled, y
Under the Southern Cross by Claire McNab
Claire McNab | Under the Southern Cross | American Lee Paynter has built her small travel agency into an international tour company. Brash, confident, and openly lesbian, Lee’s great love is h
The Called And Chosen by Monica Baldwin
Monica Baldwin | The Called And Chosen | A good study of repression and frustration in convent life, containing passim the story of Sister Helena, novice-mistress; although her behavior was
The gay world by Martin Hoffman
Martin Hoffman | The gay world | Describes the homosexual’s institutions, relationships and activities, and analyzes the sociological and psycho-dynamic factors which lead to gay beha
Sweet Sickness / Ladies’ Choice by Mark Reading; Gil Johns
Mark Reading; Gil Johns | Sweet Sickness / Ladies’ Choice | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Zinna by Kira Chase
Kira Chase | Zinna | When artist Zinna Nolan abruptly leaves Rochester, New York, and her high school sweetheart Megan O’Neil, to pursue her artistic yearnings in New Orle