L.A. Metro by RJ Nolan
RJ Nolan | L.A. Metro | Lesbian Fiction: Romance – Dr. Kimberly Donovan’s life is in shambles. After her medical ethics are questioned, first her family, then her closeted lo
The Watcher / Bedroom Windows by Wolf Wallace; Arthur Adlon
Wolf Wallace; Arthur Adlon | The Watcher / Bedroom Windows | Two Full Novels–Boldly Probing the Lives of Those Perverted to Voyeurism
Ring-A-Ding-Ding by Frank Kane
Frank Kane | Ring-A-Ding-Ding | The blonde didn’t have to tell Liddell that she made the circuit. One look, and he could see she was a fast operator. Johnny Liddell dialed ‘0’ for in
Love Valley by Frances Richter
Frances Richter | Love Valley | Product Description
When sophisticated Charlotte lawyer Sheldon Bailey heads to Love Valley for a rodeo, the last thing she expects is to be roped
White Slave by Dianne Jordan
Dianne Jordan | White Slave | She was hired to give pleasure to her ‘mistress’- whatever kind that was asked of her…
The Days Of Good Looks by Cheryl Clarke
Cheryl Clarke | The Days Of Good Looks | Lauded by luminaries such as Gwendolyn Brooks, Adrienne Rich, and Joy Harjo, among others, the work of African American lesbian poet Cheryl Clarke has
Assisted Living by Sheila Ortiz Taylor
Sheila Ortiz Taylor | Assisted Living |
Violet March, an eighty-two year old resident of Casa de los Sueños, finally has the opportunity to put years of mystery reading to practical use.
The Drug by Mark Daniels
Mark Daniels | The Drug | ‘It was supposed to soothe and tranquilize. But its side effect was aphrodisia!’, the cover reads. ‘A savage and suspenseful novel about the dangers o
Dispatches From Lesbian America by Xequina Maria Berber; Giovanna Capone; Cheela Romain Smith
Xequina Maria Berber; Giovanna Capone; Cheela Romain Smith | Dispatches From Lesbian America | Dispatches from Lesbian America is a collection of more than forty works of short fiction and memoir from contemporary writers, some newly emerging an
Worth Dying For by Trin Denise
Trin Denise | Worth Dying For | Have you ever asked yourself, “Is this worth dying for?” FBI Special Agent Rheyna Sorento must answer that question when she gets the assignment of he