A Certain Discontent by Cleve Boutell
Cleve Boutell | A Certain Discontent | Set in the late 1940s, this book describes ultra-self-contained Joanna Becker’s formative years. First-person narratives by Joanna’s great-aunt, femal
Five Lesbian Brothers/ Four Plays by Five Lesbian Brothers
Five Lesbian Brothers | Five Lesbian Brothers/ Four Plays | The Five Lesbian Brothers are not only gaspingly hilarious and blithely subversive, they are fully capable of creating characters named Dawn, Patty an
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
Redress of Grievances by Brenda Adcock
Brenda Adcock | Redress of Grievances | In the first of a series of psychological thrillers, Harriett Markham is a defense attorney in Austin, Texas, who lost everything eleven years earlier
Midnight Melodies by Megan Carter
Megan Carter | Midnight Melodies | Erica Boyd is just trying to keep her life in one piece. But a family feud and a far-too-attractive newcomer threaten to blow it to pieces.
Skiptrace by Antoinette Azolakov
Antoinette Azolakov | Skiptrace | Cass Milam is back–the tough, individualistic, good-hearted dyke narrator of Cass and the Stone Butch. This time, unwillingly caught in a murder myst
The Friendships Of Women by William Rounseville Alger
William Rounseville Alger | The Friendships Of Women | First published in 1868. This book is a historical and philosophical examination of female friendships throughout history and across different cultures.
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That Lambert Girl by Jim Layne; Joseph Chadwick
Jim Layne; Joseph Chadwick | That Lambert Girl | ‘She had a job, an apartment, and all the freedom she wanted. No wonder sex became her hobby!’
Sookey by Angelo D’Arcangelo
Angelo D’Arcangelo | Sookey | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Legacy of Lust by Alan Marsh; Donald E Westlake
Alan Marsh; Donald E Westlake | Legacy of Lust | First Line(s)
As the train rattled to a stop Terry White got out of the seat and took down his two suitcases from the overhead rack. He cast