Martha Moody by Susan Stinson
Susan Stinson | Martha Moody | Moody. Their secret affair inspires Amanda to write adventure stories featuring a superhuman Martha. Amanda’s husband’s discovery of her affair has un
Waking Up Gray by R.E. Bradshaw
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Can you start your life over at forty? Lizbeth Jackson was about to find out. She found her first gray hair on the morning of
The Strangest Sin by Kay Addams
Kay Addams | The Strangest Sin | The town of Sandersville is facing economic hardship, and that puts bar owner Sharon in a tough spot. She has boyfriends who don’t help. When the bar
The Long Way by Rachel Spangler
Rachel Spangler | The Long Way | They say you can’t go home again, but Raine St. James doesn’t know why anyone would want to.Rory St. James was disowned after she came out at seventee
Gay Men and Women Who Enriched the World by Thomas Cowan
Thomas Cowan | Gay Men and Women Who Enriched the World | The stories of Alexander the Great, da Vinci, Michelangelo, Byron, Melville, Whitman, Tchaikovsky, Keynes, ‘Lawrence of Arabia,’ Alan Turning, Andy Wa
Under the Southern Cross by Claire McNab
Claire McNab | Under the Southern Cross | The vast, forbidding Australian Outback the grandeur of Ayers Rock legendary Alice Springs the Great Barrier Reef the primal beauty of Cape Tribul
Pretty Man by J.X. Williams
J.X. Williams | Pretty Man | Depravity deal— if Whit Wallace was pretty enough to be pursued by nearly everyone, then he would use those looks to propel himself to the top of th
Hell for the Holidays by K. Simpson
K. Simpson | Hell for the Holidays | Devlin Kerry has a very bad feeling about this Thanksgiving: Cassandra Wolfe is taking her home to meet her parents. Dev doesn’t want to go. But her d
Dust by Patricia Cornwell
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Call Me Sinner by Alan Marshall; Donald E Westlake
Alan Marshall; Donald E Westlake | Call Me Sinner | ‘One Man’s Wife–Everyman’s Plaything!’