Joining the Tribe by Linnea Due
Joining the Tribe | Linnea Due | As our country struggles to accept its gay and lesbian citizens, the debate for gay civil rights often focuses on the issue of choice, with the majori
The New Fuck You by Eileen Myles; Liz Kotz
The New Fuck You | Eileen Myles; Liz Kotz | A unique and provocative anthology of lesbian writing, guaranteed to soothe the soulful and savage the soulless. Includes Adele Bertei, Holly Hughes,
Afrekete by Catherine E. Mckinley
Afrekete | Catherine E. Mckinley | Destined to become a classic in the tradition of the best-selling Black-Eyed Susans/Midnight Birds and Erotique Noire/ Black Erotica. Afrekete gives c
Appalachian Awakening by Nance Sparks
Appalachian Awakening | Nance Sparks | Facing yet another failed relationship and a full-blown identity crisis after losing her job in a corporate merger, unemployed executive Amber Shaw re
Lost In The Wild by Kadyan
Lost In The Wild | Kadyan | Allison, a Vancouver gallery owner, boards a small plane bound for Dawson City to meet a promising young First Peoples artist. Tour guide Mike is retu
Lyon’s Den by Gerri Hill
Lyon’s Den | Gerri Hill | Joni James, a journalist and self-proclaimed hater of all things outdoors, is assigned to cover The Lyon?s Den, a month-long retreat for women. Her bo
Jones by Gerri Hill
Jones | Gerri Hill | Six friends. One annual getaway and one deadly secret.When a girl’s weekend in Port Aransas ends with a lifelong friend dead, Nina Evans’ world is sha
Devil’s Breath by Anna Paxton
Devil’s Breath | Anna Paxton | In the murky depths of Louisiana’s bayou, a child?s skull emerges, unleashing a nightmare for Deputy Claire Duvall and fellow officer Jess Morgan. As
Text Me When You Get This by Frances Lucas
Text Me When You Get This | Frances Lucas | Seventeen-year-old Nora Thomas carries the burden of childhood loss and trauma, navigating life shrouded in solitude.A school trip introduces her to C
Christmissed by Blythe H. Warren
Christmissed | Blythe H. Warren | Winter Holliday is devoted to her friends, her career, the quaint town of Anneville, and Christmas?though not necessarily in that order. Romance is no