Strange Fruit by Lillian Smith
Lillian Smith | Strange Fruit | One of the very earliest paperback Lesbian novels published in America.
The Struggle For Happiness by Ruthann Robson
Ruthann Robson | The Struggle For Happiness | A new book by Ruthann Robson is always a cause for celebration. This latest offering is a collection of eight thoughtful, loosely linked stories, many
Revenge by M.E. Logan
M.E. Logan | Revenge | The past keeps Kendra McKenna in torment. Her first love is dead and haunts her while the murderer walks free. Kendra might be able to avenge her, but
Immodest Acts by Judith C. Brown
Judith C. Brown | Immodest Acts | The discovery of the fascinating and richly documented story of Sister Benedetta Carlini, Abbess of the
Delta Belles by Penelope J. Stokes
Penelope J. Stokes | Delta Belles |
The author of Circle of Grace hits all the right notes in this uplifting novel about the reunion of the Delta Belles, a music group that
Up the River, Revised Edition by Samantha (Sam) Ruskin
Samantha (Sam) Ruskin | Up the River, Revised Edition | Alexandra Stoner has waited five long years to get her shot at Mickey Lawton, the crime lord who murdered her identical twin sister, and she is not th
Common Knowledge by Jan McKemmish
Jan McKemmish | Common Knowledge | Leonie Smith and Anne Mack, the two narrators, investigate the intimacy and secrets of family and community. They discover facets of madness, murder a
The Gunfighter And The Gear-Head by Cassandra Duffy
Cassandra Duffy | The Gunfighter And The Gear-Head | An apocalyptic alien invasion set humanity on the edge of extermination. Unable to match technology with the invaders, humanity bet their existence on
Seeing Dell by Carol Guess
Carol Guess | Seeing Dell | A novel about a lesbian taxi driver in the American heartland who is revealed through the stories of the townspeople who come in contact with her.
Baby Dykes by Shelly Roberts
Shelly Roberts | Baby Dykes | You know them; you know their work. You’ve laughed with them, cheered with them, admired them, and been in awe of them. Now renowned humorist Shelly R