Say Please by Sinclair Sexsmith

Sinclair Sexsmith | Say Please | Sinclair Sexsmith presents a cornucopia of lesbian kink — tantalizing tales rich in variety and saucy details of girls put in their place — and held

Built To Last by Aurora Rey

Aurora Rey | Built To Last | Olivia Bennett is on the tenure track at Cornell University, the resident expert on Southern women writers. After moving to upstate New York from Atla

Tempered Steele by M.E. Logan

M.E. Logan | Tempered Steele | The New Madrid Earthquake leveled seven states. Home and future destroyed, librarian Deborah Steele retreated to her isolated Indiana family farm and

Injustice by K. A. Kron; Brenda L. Leffler

K. A. Kron; Brenda L. Leffler | Injustice | The Mile-High City has its troubles. Fortunately it also has a troubleshooter, Riley Connors, who is more than what she seems: law student, waitress,

Dinah! by Michele Kort

Michele Kort | Dinah! | When Colgate-Palmolive and the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) decided to inaugurate a new golf tournament in 1972 under the name of TV st

A Lure of Knowledge by Judith Roof

Judith Roof | A Lure of Knowledge | Lesbianism in literature has been dealt with rather indirectly in the past. Editors have led readers to the ‘artistry’ of a work containing lesbianism

Ghost of Hoppers by Jaime Hernandez

Jaime Hernandez | Ghost of Hoppers | Maggie returns in Hernandez’s first book since the smash hit Locas.

Ghost of Hoppers collects for the first time the new adventur

Lucifer Rising by Sharon Bowers

Sharon Bowers | Lucifer Rising | Lucifer Rising is a novel about love and fear.

It is the story of fallen DEA angel Jude Lucien and the Miami Herald reporter determined to un

What Are Ya? by Jenny Pausacker

Jenny Pausacker | What Are Ya? | Leith and Barbara have been close friends since childhood, but now, at 16, they are discovering a new world – an adult world in which difficult choice