Side Tracks by Teresa Stores
Teresa Stores | Side Tracks | In the depths of the Great Depression, two young women begin a dangerous journey to themselves…
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In the depths of the Great Depres
The Storm by Shelley Thrasher
Shelley Thrasher | The Storm | Jacqueline “Jaq” Bergeron–New Orleanian, suffragist, freethinker–drove an ambulance on the battlefields of Europe during the Great War. She returns
Nurses’ Quarters by Lee Morell
Lee Morell | Nurses’ Quarters | Outside so white pure, inside so depraved
A daring study of girls living in sexual intimacy!
From the back:
Clair And
Reformatory Girls by Ray Morrison
Ray Morrison | Reformatory Girls | They were young and lonely enough for anything
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‘Behind the grim reformatory walls they find that the laws of the street still hold, th
One Hell of a Dame by E.S. Seeley
E.S. Seeley | One Hell of a Dame | She knew the little tricks that fan lust in men and women
;-) by Francine Saint Marie
Product Description
CONTENTS: Rhyme and reason, song and dance, kiss and tell, truth or dare, do or die, collected thoughts, love and marriage, grin and bear…a memoir. (Sort of.) ………….Note from the publisher: Francine Saint Marie is the author of the popular series ‘The Secret Trilogy’ as well as ‘Girl Trouble’ and the bestselling writing treatise ‘Write Now!’. Her debut novel ‘The Secret Keeping’ was a LAMBDA Notable Book; Goldie Award finalist; semi-finalist for the Independent Publishers Award, and an IPPY Bronze medalist. ‘The Secret Trilogy’ was nominated for the Ferro/Grumley literary prize in LGBT fiction. A writer and fine artist, Saint Marie was born, educated and currently resides in New York. Look for her titles also on Lulu.com, Smashwords.com, and Scribd.com.
From the Publisher
Francine Saint Marie is the author of The Secret Trilogy and Girl Trouble. Her debut novel was a 2006 LAMBDA Notable Book; a 2007 finalist for the Goldie Award in fiction; a 2007 semi-finalist for the Independent Publishers Award, and an 2007 IPPY Award Bronze medalist. Her trilogy is presently in consideration for the 2009 Ferro/Grumley literary prize in LGBT fiction.