Throw It to the River by Nice Rodriguez
Nice Rodriguez | Throw It to the River | This debut collection of short stories introduces Nice Rodriguez as a writer whose style is fresh and clean. Set in the Philippines and in Canada, the
Common Murder by Val McDermid
Val McDermid | Common Murder | A protest-group hits the headlines when unrest explodes into murder. Already on the scene, journalist Lindsay Gordon desperately tries to strike a bal
Erotic Sex Hunters by Alvin Firth
Alvin Firth | Erotic Sex Hunters | Descriptive case histories of incest, lesbianism, strange fetishes, deflowering, homosexuality, sex cults and more.
Heiresses Of Russ 2011 by JoSelle Vanderhooft; Steve Berman
JoSelle Vanderhooft; Steve Berman | Heiresses Of Russ 2011 | Welcome to a new annual anthology created in honor of the late Joanna Russ, American writer, academic, and feminist whose work shone brightly in the m
Houston Town by Deborah Powell
Deborah Powell | Houston Town | Hollis Carpenter is back, prowling the streets of Houston, dragging her intrepid shaggy dog Anice behind her, and wise-cracking her way into trouble.
Luscious Lesbian by Helen Highwater
Helen Highwater | Luscious Lesbian | She was rich and beautiful…she could provide all the good things if only a girl would see sex her way!
Lizzie by Evan Hunter
Evan Hunter | Lizzie | A fictional account of the 1892 double-murder case of Lizzie Borden, a prisoner of her appetites in conflict with her times
Best Lesbian Erotica 2003 by Tristan Taormino
Tristan Taormino | Best Lesbian Erotica 2003 |
Best Lesbian Erotica 2003 is as hot as ever, featuring writers whose steamy, thought-provoking stories carry on the tradition of previous contrib
HAndle With Care by J. A. Armstrong
J. A. Armstrong | HAndle With Care | Dr. Brooke Campbell has a surprise for her fiancé Tess Sinclair. While Tess has been preoccupied with moving them into a new home, Brooke has been pla
Once The Clouds Have Gone by KE Payne
KE Payne | Once The Clouds Have Gone | Nine years after leaving the small Scottish town where she’d grown up, Tag Grainger is forced to return following the sudden death of her father–and