Wesley Chenault; Stacy Braukman | Gay and Lesbian Atlanta | For much of the 20th century, Atlanta was a magnet drawing newcomers from around the nation. Atlanta’s growth from a small Southern town to a Sunbelt
Ngaio Marsh | Singing in the Shrouds | ONE FOGGY NIGHT…
in the gloom of the London docks, a policeman hears some strange singing and comes upon the dead body of a bea
Carlene Miller | Killing at the Cat | Lexy Hyatt’s chance to prove herself as a crime reporter comes when a woman is found dead at her favorite local lesbian bar. When, to her dismay, her
Randye Lordon | Father Forgive Me | 1997 Lambda Literary Award Winner & Shamus nominee
A young man is found dead of a heroin overdose on a Hudson River pier while his wealthy
L.L. Raand | Night Hunt | Niki Kroff has one mission in life–to lead Sylvan Mir’s elite guard and protect the wolf Alpha’s life. When Lara, another of the centuri, becomes a V
Dorothy Porter | The Monkey’s Mask | Reissue of a crime thriller written as a verse novel. First published 1994. Set in a modern urban environment, it has all the elements of murder, dece
Paula Christian | Twilight Girls | From Publishers Weekly
These thoroughly enjoyable linked novellas from veteran pulp novelist Christian were originally published in 1959 and 1963,
Lynda Parker | The Odd Switch | ‘Lisa and Sandy landed in San Diego–and had hardly warmed up their new house when the Marines landed.’
Artemis OakGrove | Nighthawk | One of lesbian eroticas legendary novels returns! Artemis OakGrove, forebear of much of todays butch/femme fiction, follows the Nighthawk through vari
Jeanne G’Fellers | Sisters Flight | As the Autlach cleric Longpass’ assault on the Tekkroon colony’s mountain stronghold increases, Rankil Danston struggles to keep her wounded psyche in