Mum by Janet Maxwell
Janet Maxwell | Mum | The last thing Jesse ever wanted was to be a mother. She ended up raising her sister, their grandchildren, and an adopted daughter.
Letting in the Night by Joan Lindau
Joan Lindau | Letting in the Night | From Publishers Weekly
The use of a journal as framework for narrative is a faulty strategy in this novel about two women confronting their ambiva
Thirteen by Eva Jones
Eva Jones | Thirteen | `English Evalore is thirteen years old, a pain to her teachers, a pain to her parents, a pain to her psychiatrist, and a pain to listen to – this nove
Amnesty by Louise A. Blum
Louise A. Blum | Amnesty | From Publishers Weekly
This uneven first novel, about a young woman prompted by the death of her father to excavate a miserable childhood, fails t
Golden Slut by George Button
George Button | Golden Slut | Cover States ‘ Male Nymphos and Dikes used her as a sex-machine of carnal passion ‘
The Marquise and the Novice by Victoria Ramstetter
Victoria Ramstetter | The Marquise and the Novice | In a sumptuous chateau in nineteenth century provincial France, an innocent Irish girl, fresh from convent restraints but prepared to return to take r
Snowflakes by Suzie Carr
Suzie Carr | Snowflakes | A Short Story of Romance. A snowy dog park in the middle of a quiet town is the last place Alice and Desiree expect to meet up with their destiny. Sec
She Couldn’t Stop by Joan Ellis
Joan Ellis | She Couldn’t Stop | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Hellebore & Rue by JoSelle Vanderhooft; Catherine Lundoff
JoSelle Vanderhooft; Catherine Lundoff | Hellebore & Rue | The essence of fantasy is magic and the folklore of women has often dwelt on the innumerable powers they possess. Magic that heals, magic that destroy
The Sewing Circle by Axel Madsen
Axel Madsen | The Sewing Circle | This is the documented story of some of the most glamourous women in the world who lived two lives – in public as larger-than-life romantic heroines o