A Tiger’s Heart by Lauren Wright Douglas
Lauren Wright Douglas | A Tiger’s Heart | Lambda Award-winning – A Tiger’s Heart.
An urgent phone call brings to painful life a ghost from Caitlin’s past. Jonna must see her. Now. But
Love is Where You Find It by Paula Christian
Paula Christian | Love is Where You Find It | Follows the triumphs and travails of saucy New York photographer Dee Sanders. Dee’s lover, the naughty, selfish Rita, engages her alternately in infur
Unforgettable by Karin Kallmaker
Karin Kallmaker | Unforgettable | Is true love hidden in the moments we can’t stop remembering… or in those we chose to forget? There is nothing like a high school reunion to bring t
Hungry Virgin by Rex Weldon
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Love Child by Sean Greene
Sean Greene | Love Child | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Sin Mates by Dan Eliot; Robert Silverberg
Dan Eliot; Robert Silverberg | Sin Mates | Lust Seekers — Torn By Twisted Passions!
The twins looked alike, but Lola wanted her loving straight and Lisa liked it better with another w
Amazon Mothers by Miriam Saphira
Miriam Saphira | Amazon Mothers | Amazon Mothers is aimed at dispelling some of the myths surrounding lesbians and their families. This book contains the results of 70 questionaires as
Women On Women 2 by Naomi Holoch; Joan Nestle
Naomi Holoch; Joan Nestle | Women On Women 2 | The eagerly anticipated successor to the Lambda Literary Award-winning collection of lesbian fiction Women on Women reflects the emotional, political,
Called OUT by Jane Adams Spahr; Kathryn Poethig; Melinda V. McLain; Selisse Berry
Jane Adams Spahr; Kathryn Poethig; Melinda V. McLain; Selisse Berry | Called OUT | Forty Individual Stories of warmth and blessing that cover the history and growth of the Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgendered movement within the Presby
Bisexual Characters in Film by Wayne M. Bryant
Wayne M. Bryant | Bisexual Characters in Film | How far have we progressed from the days when showing a film such as Jack Smith’s Flaming Creatures landed the cinema’s programmer, projectionist, and