The Angry Woman by James Ronald
James Ronald | The Angry Woman | Would This Ruthless Woman Let Her Marry Any Man?
The Frank Novel About a ‘Family Friend’
Bed and Board by Jonathon Ward
Jonathon Ward | Bed and Board | “ the two girls abandoned caressed and gestured ”
From the back cover:
‘ Ward takes the reader into the hell-dives of San Francisco,
The Wife-Swappers by Andrew Shaw; Lawrence Block
Andrew Shaw; Lawrence Block | The Wife-Swappers | The wives were very different: one was a lesbian, one was a nymphomaniac, one a masochist, another frigid, and still another erupting like a bomb at t
Sisters of the Road by Barbara Wilson (2)
Barbara Wilson (2) | Sisters of the Road | Pam Nilson, the feminist sleuth of Murder in the Collective, is back again, this time looking for teenager Trish Margolin – and the murderer of Trish’
Four Figures in Time by Patricia Grossman
Patricia Grossman | Four Figures in Time | From Publishers Weekly
Grossman (Inventions in a Grieving House) natters on interminably about Art and Life in this debut novel. The four figures
Passions of Hate by Freda MacDonald; Charles Nuetzel
Freda MacDonald; Charles Nuetzel | Passions of Hate | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
G.R.I.T.S.- Girls Raised In The South by Amber N. Williams; Poet On Watch
Amber N. Williams; Poet On Watch | G.R.I.T.S.- Girls Raised In The South | G.R.I.T.S. – A MARVELOUS AND DIVERSE COLLECTION OF WRITINGS AND WRITERS! This cutting-edge anthology G.R.I.T.S : Girls Raised In The South- An Antholo
Sin Hellion by Dan Eliot; Robert Silverberg
Dan Eliot; Robert Silverberg | Sin Hellion | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Define ‘Normal’ by Julie Anne Peters
Julie Anne Peters | Define ‘Normal’ | Now in its fourth hardcover printing, Define ‘Normal’ has become a word-of-mouth phenomenon. This is a thoughtful, wry story about two girls-a ‘punk’
The Whispered Love by Dallas Mayo
Dallas Mayo | The Whispered Love | First Line(s)
‘Uh… let’s see now. About halfway, Charlie. I’m somewhere in the middle of the second act.’
‘That’s far enough. Any