The Bluest Eyes in Texas by Linda Crist
Linda Crist | The Bluest Eyes in Texas | Kennedy Nocona is an out, liberal, driven attorney, living in Austin, the heart of the Texas hill country. Once a player in the legal community, a per
Confessions Of A Lesbian Co-Ed by Margaret Lucas
Margaret Lucas | Confessions Of A Lesbian Co-Ed | The story of a thrill-crazy, sex-hungry, love-seeking, mixed-up (very hyphenated!) kid a bee in the clover patch of perversion, sucking up all she c
The Wife Next Door by Alan Marshall; Donald E Westlake
Alan Marshall; Donald E Westlake | The Wife Next Door | Cover copy reads: ‘She tried to be faithful to her husband–but failed. A bold and shocking tale of switch parties in the suburbs.’
Gay Issues and Politics: Marriage, the Military, & Work Place Discrimination by Jaime A. Seba
Jaime A. Seba | Gay Issues and Politics: Marriage, the Military, & Work Place Discrimination | Discusses political issues that affect the gay community.
From the early twentieth century views of LGBT people to the 1969 Stonewall riots,
Lesbian Epiphanies by Karol L. Jensen
Karol L. Jensen | Lesbian Epiphanies | Exploring identity development and gender orientation, Lesbian Epiphanies: Women Coming Out in Later Life contains firsthand information about
Paths of Love by Vercors
Vercors | Paths of Love | They dared walk in the forbidden byways of desire
All That Glitters by Peggy J. Herring
Peggy J. Herring | All That Glitters | Life is good for retired Army Colonel Marcel Robicheaux. She’s finally left the military life behind and is enjoying her new career as an antique deal
Lesbian on the Loose by Archibald Pelago
Archibald Pelago | Lesbian on the Loose | A Saga of one woman’s quest to quell her perverted desires. Her loins vibrated to the call of the wild.
Two Women in Love by Stanley Curson
Stanley Curson | Two Women in Love | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Wife and Harlot by Zana Gale; Gale Zona
Zana Gale; Gale Zona | Wife and Harlot | ‘Sexual torment tortured her body and seared her soul.’
‘She was suffering, and he knew it. Her hunger was fierce, but not for food. She was