Saving Alex by Cooper Alex
Cooper Alex | Saving Alex | A memoir from Alex Cooper, who knew ‘she was holding a secret that could shatter her family, her church community, and her life. Yet when this secret
End Of The Empire by Denise Ohio
Denise Ohio | End Of The Empire | When Dante rides her Harley into town, she sets in,motion a train of events that no one will forget.,Deciding to stay, she finds work at the Empire,Mo
Slipstream by Leslie Larson
Leslie Larson | Slipstream | ‘In Slipstream, Leslie Larson traces the intertwining paths of five characters as each struggles to stay afloat in the face of major setbacks, minor f
No Daughter of the South by Cynthia Webb
Cynthia Webb | No Daughter of the South | New York journalist Laurie Coldwater is compelled to face her white Southern roots when she returns to investigate the mysterious death of a black man
Go Deep by Leigh Matthews
Leigh Matthews | Go Deep | Welcome back to East Vancouver, Canada – home to hipster-dykes, polyamorous bisexual triads, and a full cast of wise-cracking, straight-talking, spark
The Middle Mist by Mary Renault
Mary Renault | The Middle Mist | This is the story of two sisters: earnest, unwordly Elsie and boyish, independant Leo. Both sisters ran away from their nagging parents, Elsie some y
Flesh and Bone by Ronica Black
Ronica Black | Flesh and Bone | Flesh and Bone. What every woman is made of. Beautiful, daring, naughty, sensual. She has a fantasy, she wants to go higher, she searches for her own
The Lesbian and Gay Studies Reader by Henry Abelove ; Michele Aina Barale ; David M.Halperin
Henry Abelove ; Michele Aina Barale ; David M.Halperin | The Lesbian and Gay Studies Reader | Bringing together forty-two groundbreaking essays–many of them already classics–The Lesbian and Gay Studies Reader provides a much-needed introducti
The Deadly Kitten by Carter Brown
Carter Brown | The Deadly Kitten | ‘Both female, both feline, they were dead-certain to be fatal to a man who loved pussycats’
It’s a very queer case for Rick Holman. An AC-DC
Home Girls by Barbara Smith
Barbara Smith | Home Girls | ‘The girls from the neighborhood and from the block, the girls we grew up with. . . we are not strangers and never have been. I am convinced that Blac