Laura Duchamp; Ludwell Hughes | Bedtime Story / The Softest Sin | Bedtime Story: ‘The story of a beautiful young bride, dissatisfied with her marriage, unnaturally drawn to the strange and sensual brand of love pract
Jessica Thomas | Caught In the Net | She’s intelligent. She’s witty. She lives in Provincetown and she’s got a great dog. Pretty good credentials, one would think. So how come private inv
Orrie Hitt | Women’s Ward | Nymphomania — And Worse — Raged Among The Female Inmates
The savage sex and humiliation heaped on a girl supposedly confined for protection
Wallace Greer | The Coed And The Lady | At Miss Valeria’s Academy for Girls, voluptuous, nymphomaniacal ‘teachers’ have finely tuned their ‘students’ so they can better serve the bizarre sex
Sandra Butler; Barbara Rosenblum | Cancer in Two Voices | When Cancer in Two Voices was first published in 1991, one out of every nine women in the U.S was at risk of developing breast cancer. Now, as
Maureen Brady | Folly | This optimistic, witty, and dramatic book depicts a world not often to be found in literature. The novel tells the story of women workers in a textile
Mary Gordon | The Llangollen Ladies | Originally published in 1936 as Chase of the Wild Goose, and now back in print in paper, this thinly-veiled biographical novel is the fascinating stor
Cameron Abbott | To the Edge | When Anne Henderson falls under the spell of the alluring Rae Sheldon, she is a college student half in love with her straight friend Gallagher. The f
Sandra Barret | Face Of The Enemy | Helena ‘Dray’ Draybeck is a cocky military brat, and Jordan Bowers is the daughter of a high ranking ambassador. Both want to be top pilots when they
Mary Wings | She Came in a Flash | ‘Calling it a beach was complimentary. It was littered with old tyres, tin cans and the rubble of forgotten real estate. The beach had figured big in