How’s Mars by Red Jordan Arobateau
Red Jordan Arobateau | How’s Mars | Three white sisters in Greenwich Village party from gay bar to gay bar — while fleeing from the Mafia. Gay life snapshots. Fights. Drama. The autho
Red Jordan Arobateau | How’s Mars | Three white sisters in Greenwich Village party from gay bar to gay bar — while fleeing from the Mafia. Gay life snapshots. Fights. Drama. The autho
Kitty Tsui | The Words Of A Woman Who Breathes Fire | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Jim Layne | Sex Lane | Wanton Wives in a College Community
‘The shining new college community was actually a hotbed of sin
Restless wives sought thrills
Lesléa Newman | Mommy, Mama, and Me | Mommy picks me up, up, up. Mama pours juice in my cup. Rhythmic text and illustrations with universal appeal show a toddler spending the day with its
Helena Flam | Pink, Purple, Green | The social activism that has been so important in the West since the 1960s is also changing the face of Central Europe today. This book examines four
Jennifer L. Jordan | A Safe Place to Sleep: A Novel | Millions of women have been incested, yet almost no literature deals with the subject. This novel chronicles the journeys of two women who are trying
Linda Parks | Just Hold Me | ‘Why has Constance Brooks been sentenced to life in prison for a crime she didn’t commit? Read JUST HOLD ME and discover how the American justice syst
Edward Marshall | Discipline Hour | The story of a masochistic lesbian who is sent to prison and finds herself at the complete mercy of a brutal lesbian, who resorts to cruelty as a mean
Eve Scott | The Strangest Kiss | ‘Liz fled from an unbearable marriage … to a strange snare of warped desire’
—
‘With Liz’s marriage so recently on the rocks, and with