Tides by Anne Azel
Anne Azel | Tides | ‘I’m a degenerate, sneaky, old coot and proud of it,’ Jackie Cunningham proudly proclaims. With outrageous honesty and an unorthodox approach to life,
Stranger at the Door by Don Holliday; Victor J. Banis
Don Holliday; Victor J. Banis | Stranger at the Door | STRANGER AT THE DOOR! Roger needed Lenny, or thought he did.but he did not need Zak or Marty, or the way Lenny acted under their influence. And he def
Reader’s Guide To Lesbian And Gay Studies by Timothy F. Murphy
Timothy F. Murphy | Reader’s Guide To Lesbian And Gay Studies | ‘The Reader’s Guide to Lesbian and Gay Studies’ surveys the field in some 470 entries on individuals (Adrienne Rich); arts and cultural studies (Dance
Puss & Boots in the 23rd Century by Jack McClure
Jack McClure | Puss & Boots in the 23rd Century | Two strong women fought the enemy in a long, brutal and seemingly hopeless ground war for years, until the Chinese finally blinked and went back home.
Family Affair by Saxon Bennett
Saxon Bennett | Family Affair | Oops…is an understatement. Chase Banter thought her life couldn’t get any weirder. Her mother has taken up private investigating, her writer’s group
Sweet Sapphic Scene by Rex Weldon
Rex Weldon | Sweet Sapphic Scene | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Echoes from the Mist by Blayne Cooper
Blayne Cooper | Echoes from the Mist | In this sequel to ‘Cobb Island’, paranormal researchers Kayla Redding and Olivia Hazelwood begin their professional and personal partnership as they t
Check to the Queen by Renato Ghiotto
Renato Ghiotto | Check to the Queen | KIRKUS REVIEW
Take a helping from The Servant and then push past it toward The Story of O and you have one of the more curious works of the new ye
August Zero by Jane Miller
Jane Miller | August Zero | From Publishers Weekly
Miller’s ( American Odalisque ) text begins with poems that address the fin de siecle (‘ . . . The twentieth century, begun
Dark Angels by Pam Keesey
Pam Keesey | Dark Angels |
If the vampire is both scary and seductive, the lesbian vampire, who lives at the farthest fringes of society, is doubly so. The appeal of this q