Who Cares? by Michele J. Eliason
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The health care professions take pride in the philosophy that all persons receive equal treatment. Yet prejudice, fears, and stereotyping
Witches Heal by Billie Potts
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From the back cover — This book is a feminist classic of herbal medicine. I
The Lesbian Heresy by Sheila Jeffreys
Sheila Jeffreys | The Lesbian Heresy | A critique of the lesbian sex industry’s efforts to profit from women’s oppression.
Romancing the Dream by Heidi Johanna
Heidi Johanna | Romancing the Dream | A captivating and erotic love story — with an unusual twist.
‘..why has Jacqui, like so many other women, been drawn to this town? And what
Ever After by Sandra Freeman
Sandra Freeman | Ever After | This novel’s dedicated to everyone who manages to get it together to live happily ever after. Here, Charlie and Anna renegotiate their relationship [m
Morocco by Annabelle Barker
Annabelle Barker | Morocco | A luscious young woman stands to inherit a fortune,only if she can withstand the ministrations of her cruel guardian until her twentieth birthday. Wit
Second Season by Ali Vali
Ali Vali | Second Season | A romance set in New Orleans amidst betrayal, Hurricane Katrina, and the new beginnings hardships and heartbreak sometimes make possible.
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Swapping Society by Jack Woods
Jack Woods | Swapping Society | The depths of degradation in a private sex club.
From the back cover teaser: ‘It was a secluded mansion, set back from a side road. Its owne
Attack Of The Lesbian Zombies by Saxon Bennett; Layce Gardner
Saxon Bennett; Layce Gardner | Attack Of The Lesbian Zombies | Lesbians. Zombies. Lesbian zombies. Lexi Randall was not prepared for a zombie apocalypse. One minute she was out on a date with her girlfriend and th
Never Love A Call Girl by Mike Avallone
Mike Avallone | Never Love A Call Girl | ‘Her business was men’s pleasure and her motto was, ‘Give the customer what he wants – anything.”
‘IRMA WAS CALLED THE DISH AND HER SPECIAL