Side Order of Love by Tracey Richardson
Tracey Richardson | Side Order of Love | From the author of the runaway bestseller The Candidate comes the story of two women trying to find the right recipe for love.
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Lesbian Widows by Vicky Whipple
Vicky Whipple | Lesbian Widows | The death of a life partner poses unique challenges for lesbians. ‘Lesbian Widows: Invisible Grief’ reveals the touching and very personal stories of
The Finishing Touch by Brigid Brophy
Brigid Brophy | The Finishing Touch | English princess attends a finishing school managed by a lesbian couple on the French Riviera.
Cruel Sacrifice by Aphrodite Jones
Aphrodite Jones | Cruel Sacrifice | On a freezing January in 1992, five teenage girls crowded into a car. By the end of the night, only four of them were alive. The fifth had been tortur
Chasing Lightning by Rachel York
Rachel York | Chasing Lightning | Wickedly funny, Chasing Lightning: The Amorous Adventures of Scarlett Faye Turner tells a provocative tale of love and one girl’s chameleon sexuality.
Zoe’s Book by Gail Pass
Gail Pass | Zoe’s Book | An astonished young woman is plucked from her studies at England’s British Museum and brought to a bizarre household where she meets the ancient, crip
Lesbian Love-Slave by Simone Law
Simone Law | Lesbian Love-Slave | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Let’s Get This Straight by Gerald P. Mallon
Gerald P. Mallon | Let’s Get This Straight | The first book to approach child welfare from a gay- and lesbian-affirming perspective, Let’s Get This Straight uncovers and challenges the pervasive
Gay and Lesbian Literature Since World War II by Sonya L. Jones
Sonya L. Jones | Gay and Lesbian Literature Since World War II | Gay and Lesbian Literature Since World War II chronicles the multifaceted explosion of gay and lesbian writing that has taken place in the second half
Can Love be Wrong? by Florence Stonebraker
Florence Stonebraker | Can Love be Wrong? | ‘Jan Clinton was a beautiful woman, about to marry the man she thought she loved, and then she met Lora.’