Clinical Distance by Maria (V.) Ciletti
Maria (V.) Ciletti | Clinical Distance | In the sequel to The Choice, Clinical Distance begins six years later with Mina Thomas, who has finished medical school. After divorcing her husband,
This Side of Love by Paula Christian
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Woman of the Underworld by Zoe Progl
Zoe Progl | Woman of the Underworld | Autobiography of Zoe Progl, self-proclaimed ‘Queen of the Underworld’, who was the first woman to escape from Holloway Prison.
Sex & The Lesbian by John Tanner
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The Ultimate Guide to Anal Sex for Women by Tristan Taormino
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Seduction of Moxie by Colette Moody
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Playing Passion’s Game by Lesley Davis
Lesley Davis | Playing Passion’s Game | In most games, you play to win. In matters of the heart, you play for keeps.
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Astral Liaisons by Cassandra Duffy
Cassandra Duffy | Astral Liaisons | Astral Liaisons is the second collection of eight short stories from lesbian author and sex-advice columnist Cassandra Duffy. Using a 1950’s pulp comi
Ruins by Achy Obejas
Achy Obejas | Ruins | Ruins has been selected for the Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers program!A true believer is faced with a choice between love for his family a
Murder at the Nightwood Bar by Katherine V. Forrest
Katherine V. Forrest | Murder at the Nightwood Bar | Most of us are gray people who just make our way through life. And then some of us are like Dory. I know she’s what Shakespeare thought about when he