Military Secrets by Lindsay Welsh
Lindsay Welsh | Military Secrets | Colonel Candice Sproule heads a highly specialized boot camp. Assisted by three dominatrix sergeants, Col. Sproule takes on the talented submissives s
Do It Again / The Sex Seekers by Greg Hamilton; Robert Hadley
Greg Hamilton; Robert Hadley | Do It Again / The Sex Seekers | Hamilton’s novel is about sexual excess (lesbian as well as straight), while the Hadley/Smith is about money and marital infidelity – and sexual exces
The House on Sandstone by KG MacGregor
KG MacGregor | The House on Sandstone | Twenty-five years ago, Carly Griffin left Leland, Kentucky – sure that it held nothing for her future. Now weary of living overseas for one consulting
Gay Women by Maria Amore
Maria Amore | Gay Women | They were warm and lovely women unable to live with or without- the other’s love!
Rhino Ritz by Keith Abbott
Keith Abbott | Rhino Ritz | Sherwood Anderson has disappeared in San Francisco. Ernest (Rhino) Hemingway and F. Scoot (Ritz) Fitzgerald open Rhino Ritz Detective Agency to find h
The Dress, The Cry, and A Shirt With No Seams by Jess Wells
Jess Wells | The Dress, The Cry, and A Shirt With No Seams | Contains The Dress; The Cry; Why I Hate Poetry; Mother-bottle; Gloria; Marina; A Shirt With No Seams; Morning Girls; and The Succubus.
Sigrid’s Beautiful Frame by Gus Stevens
Gus Stevens | Sigrid’s Beautiful Frame | ‘Beautiful, blonde Sigrid had a weakness for tough men, men like Tony, but men like Tony mean trouble, you discovered. The kind of trouble that can ge
The Carradine Diary by Virginia Smith
Virginia Smith | The Carradine Diary |
Graphic designer Abby Martin lives with her partner Gayle in England-until Abby secures an assignment to illustrate a biography of the 19th-century
I Want You by Lester Lake
Lester Lake | I Want You | No man could satisfy her, four men tried to tame this wildcat who knew no end to the daisy-chain game of sin savagery, until she met a woman as explos
Urban Amazons by Sarah F. Green
Sarah F. Green | Urban Amazons | The late 1980s in London was a period of heady transition for everyone in that city, and lesbian feminists were no exception. London’s radically socia