Stonehurst by Barbara Johnson
Barbara Johnson | Stonehurst | Come to Regency, England and revel in the year’s most colorful, sexy and entertaining love story. Alex, her dark chestnut hair cropped short, her tan
Female Sex Perversion by Maurice Chideckel
Maurice Chideckel | Female Sex Perversion | Female Sex Perversion reveals the shocking truth about women whose lives are dominated and often needlessly ruined by abnormal sexual cravings. With u
Joy And Joan by Anonymous
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Final Session by Mary Morell
Mary Morell | Final Session | When a San Antonio psychotherapist is found not just unconscious but murdered, all clues point to a romantic encounter gone awry; but Dr. Elizabeth Fr
Realm of Possibility by David Levithan
David Levithan | Realm of Possibility | Here’s what I know about the realm of possibility–it is always expanding, it is never what you think it is. Everything around us was once deemed impo
The Education of Harriet Hatfield by May Sarton
May Sarton | The Education of Harriet Hatfield | From Publishers Weekly
Sarton’s 19th novel echoes many earlier themes: the comfort of friendship; relationships between women; the precarious bala
Under My Skin by Jaye Maiman
Jaye Maiman | Under My Skin | Private Detective Robin Miller is on sabbatical in quiet, secluded Tellham Village, Pennsylvania. A fight between Noreen and ex-lover Helen is the fir
Heiresses Of Russ 2011 by JoSelle Vanderhooft; Steve Berman
JoSelle Vanderhooft; Steve Berman | Heiresses Of Russ 2011 | Welcome to a new annual anthology created in honor of the late Joanna Russ, American writer, academic, and feminist whose work shone brightly in the m
Crime Against Nature by Minnie Bruce Pratt
Minnie Bruce Pratt | Crime Against Nature | These are poems of despair, self-doubt, sexual bliss, sexual shame, exhilaration, rage, hope, victory. In Crime Against Nature, Pratt breathes new lif
Historical Dictionary of Lesbian Literature by Meredith Miller
Meredith Miller | Historical Dictionary of Lesbian Literature | While lesbian literature can trace its name back to the Greek poet Sappho, who was born on the Island of Lesbos in 630 B.C., it was not until the past