A Matter of Trust by Radclyffe
Radclyffe | A Matter of Trust | A Matter of Trust is one of the prequels to In Pursuit of Justice, the other prequel being the hit Shield of Justice.
Michael Lassiter, a th
Geography Club by Brent Hartinger
Brent Hartinger | Geography Club |
Russel Middlebrook is convinced he’s the only gay kid at Goodkind High School.
Then his online gay chat buddy turns out to be none other th
Property by Lisette Ashton
Lisette Ashton | Property | John and Cassie are partners in a property development business, and pervertedly intimate lovers too. When Brandon MacPherson, a business rival posses
Degraded Women by James Harvey
James Harvey | Degraded Women | ‘There are no men in a women’s prison, but there is plenty of sex. Laura found this out the hard way, as the Lesbian wolves began to stalk her.
Holiday Gay by Don Holliday; Victor J. Banis
Don Holliday; Victor J. Banis | Holiday Gay | Would you believe a lavender Santa swishing down the chimney? Well how about Jackie Holmes in little girl drag, chasing the jewels to the tune of the
Soft And Easy by Dallas Mayo
Dallas Mayo | Soft And Easy | ‘A portrait of ravenous sexuality.’
‘Regina…her name meant ‘queen.’ And after she left her monotonous married life, she became a sex queen
Deadly Challenge by Trish Kocialski
Trish Kocialski | Deadly Challenge | Deadly Challenge, the third installment of the continuing adventures of Dean and Katie, will leave you on the edge of your seat. Colonel Deanna Peters
Stranded by Blayne Cooper
Blayne Cooper | Stranded | Rachel Michaels is at the top of her profession, but she’s grown tired of trading barbs with her co-host/ex-husband on their popular morning radio tal
Wasted by Suzy Spencer
Suzy Spencer | Wasted | New York Times BestsellerA Crime That Shocked A City…In 1995, Austin, Texas was rocked by the brutal murder of a lesbian princess named Regina Hartw
The Web by Christine M. Robinson
Christine M. Robinson | The Web | Review
I use examples from this thought-provoking book in my classes…When I want students to think beyond the obvious social control = physical