Up The Ante by PJ Trebelhorn
PJ Trebelhorn | Up The Ante | Jordan Stryker’s multiple sclerosis diagnosis changed her life. She left the FBI and decided to try her hand at professional poker. She’s played poker
Hold Still by Nina LaCour
Nina LaCour | Hold Still | In the wake of her best friend Ingrid’s suicide, Caitlin is left alone, struggling to find hope and answers. When she finds the journal Ingrid left be
Sunday’s Women by Sasha G. Lewis
Sasha G. Lewis | Sunday’s Women | Here are the real life joys and problems of growing up gay, coming out, working through confrontations with friends and family, living with a lover’s
Olivia by Dorothy Strachey
Dorothy Strachey | Olivia |
Considered one of the most subtle and beautifully written lesbian novels of the century, this 1949 classic returns to print in a Cleis Press edit
Mercy by David L. Lindsey
David L. Lindsey | Mercy | rom Publishers Weekly
Lindsey ( In the Lake of the Moon ) has constructed a lean, gripping, psychological thriller around a gruesome subject: a se
The Way We Are Now by Ben Summerskill
Ben Summerskill | The Way We Are Now | ‘The arrival of civil partnership in Britain in 2005 was welcomed with a Sun editorial celebrating the forthcoming wedding of Elton John and David Fur
Pissing In A River by Lorrie Sprecher
Lorrie Sprecher | Pissing In A River | Amanda moves to London with nothing but her guitar and her collection of punk music as the soundtrack to her every move. With the company of a few fri
Cold To The Touch by Cari Hunter
Cari Hunter | Cold To The Touch | Winter in the Derbyshire Peaks: months of knee-deep snow, short days, and rocketing crime rates.
Detective Sanne Jensen is living in self-imp