A Question of Courage by Megan Magill
Megan Magill | A Question of Courage | Jess hadn’t been looking for another adventure, her life was disordered enough. Still, here she was, embroiled in who knew what.
When Nick ha
Love Matters by Linda Sutton
Linda Sutton | Love Matters | Love Matters: A Book of Lesbian Romance and Relationships is a collection of advice columns and personal reflections that will help lesbian couples va
Water’s Edge by Genevieve Fortin
Genevieve Fortin | Water’s Edge | In 1888, the impoverished Levesque family becomes one of thousands of French Canadians forced to leave their beloved country and seek employment in th
Our Caribbean by Thomas Glave
Thomas Glave | Our Caribbean | The first book of its kind, Our Caribbean is an anthology of lesbian and gay writing from across the Antilles. The author and activist Thomas Glave ha
Gifted by Otherness by L. William Countryman; M.R. Ritley
L. William Countryman; M.R. Ritley | Gifted by Otherness | In the past two decades or so the issue of homosexuality has taken center stage at national and regional denominational meetings and in local church c
Konfessions Of A Black Lesbian by K.L. Young
K.L. Young | Konfessions Of A Black Lesbian | Enlightenment in its purest form. Raw and unadulterated, we enter the world and the life–a secret life–of a Black Lesbian.
Balcony Tramps by Peggy Swenson
Peggy Swenson | Balcony Tramps | The show on the screen was harmless enough but the action in the audience was X-rated!
The Deposition by Katherine E. Kreuter
Katherine E. Kreuter | The Deposition | It is April in Paris, and G.B. is plotting the caper of capers. Central to her scheme are her artist/lover Simone Franklin; an aging quartet of French
Last Call by Baxter Clare
Baxter Clare | Last Call | LAPD Homicide Lieutenant L. A. ‘Frank’ Franco is back in the latest installment of the popular Detective Franco Mystery series.
Six years ago
For Women Only by Kirby Maclane
Kirby Maclane | For Women Only | An uncensored novel probing suburbia’s spreading shame
This bold and significant book pierces the perfumed curtains of commuterland — unmas