The Burning Flesh by Sylvia Sharon
Sylvia Sharon | The Burning Flesh | FACADE A FOR VICE
They called it the Val Morraine Dance Studios. But what it really was was a gigantic, ruthless trap.
A trap for women w
50 Gay And Lesbian Books Everybody Must Read by Richard Canning
Richard Canning | 50 Gay And Lesbian Books Everybody Must Read | A wide range of writers and scholars brings the importance of gay literature to the masses.
Who Saw Her Die? by Patricia Moyes
Patricia Moyes | Who Saw Her Die? | Lady Crystal Balaclava’s three daughters and their husbands are coming to celebrate her seventieth birthday. When Crystal drops dead at the feet of Ch
Diana by Diana Fredericks; Diana Frederics
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In the Pink by Sue Levin
Sue Levin | In the Pink | If you’re interested in opening a quaint cafe in the country with your lover, you might want to peruse In the Pink: The Making of Successful Gay and L
The Sucker by Orrie Hitt
Orrie Hitt | The Sucker | He Played With Marie And Made A Business Of Ruth!
Slade Had His Women Figured From Every Angle — Except One!
Slade had his women f
Indelible by Marianne K. Martin
Marianne K. Martin | Indelible | Marianne Martin is a wonderful storyteller and a graceful writer with a light, witty touch with language and a sensitivity to the emotions of people i
Lust Be A Lady Tonight by Stacey Marsh
Stacey Marsh | Lust Be A Lady Tonight | ‘She had bedroom eyes… for her Girl Friend’
First line:
”My dear, as your attorney, this is what I advise.’ ‘
How Still My Love by Diane Marina
Diane Marina | How Still My Love | Beth Anders is just fine with her single life. Why mess with the heart when it isn’t broken? Being alone means never dealing with hurtful ex-girlfrien
A Queer Thing Happened To America by Michael L. Brown
Michael L. Brown | A Queer Thing Happened To America | Forty years ago, most Americans said they didn’t know anyone who was homosexual and claimed to know little or nothing about homosexuality. Today, ther