Gillian E. Hanscombe; Jackie Forster | Rocking The Cradle | This book would be a useful addition to any library used by the ‘caring professions’ and is written in an easily readable style. Quotations from vario
E. D. Easley; Patricia Stively | A Matter of Tastes | When love hurts No one ever promised love would be a simple thing. But what about falling in love with the wrong person, at the wrong time? Sharon Jac
Catherine Ennis | The Naked Eye | Ever since the woman of her dreams turned into a nightmare, prominent wildlife photographer Katherine Duncan vows to trust only the things she can see
Anna Elisabet Weirauch | The Outcast | The Outcast” brings forward to its conclusion the story of Myra Rudloff, begun in “The Scorpion.” To those who read the previous work, the characters
Nancy Manahan; Becky Bohan | Living Consciously, Dying Gracefully | When diagnosed with breast cancer, Diane Manahan decided to share her entire journey openly. A professor of nursing, married to a doctor trained in bo
Diana Rivers | The Hadra | In this sequel to Daughters, the Hadra journey down the coast through many dangers and adventures, searching for a safe place to build their settlemen
Val McDermid | Final Edition | UK title for Deadline for Murder.
When she returns from a self-imposed exile in Italy, journalist Lindsay Gordon finds her world turned
Emily L. Sisley; Bertha Harris | The Joy of Lesbian Sex | A forthright, illustrated exploration of the lesbian life-style covers a wide range of topics including lesbian motherhood, legal matters, romance, an
Dallas Mayo | Delicious Nightmare | In the housemother’s nightmare there were too many wild young sorority girls. And wasn’t it simply delicious?
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Diane Anderson-Minshall; Jacob Anderson-Minshall; Diane & Jacob Anderson-Minshall | Queerly Beloved | Imagine if, after fifteen years as a lesbian couple, your partner turned to you and said, “I think I’m really a man.” What would you do? How would you