The Domain-Matrix by Sue-Ellen Case
Sue-Ellen Case | The Domain-Matrix | The Domain-Matrix is about the passage from print culture to electronic screen culture and how this passage affects the reader or computer user. Secti
Seasons of the Heart by Jackie Calhoun
Jackie Calhoun | Seasons of the Heart | Sarah lay in the bed she shared with Fran and wondered what had gone wrong. Overwhelmed by the pressures of everyday living and the fear of growing ol
The Big Snatch by Paul Bannion
Paul Bannion | The Big Snatch | Cover copy reads: ‘She was a masochist hungering for pain’
The Sado-Masochistic Lesbian by Nicholas Strange
Nicholas Strange | The Sado-Masochistic Lesbian | We are unable to provide a description at this time.
Embrace in Motion by Karin Kallmaker
Karin Kallmaker | Embrace in Motion | Sarah MacNeil is about to put her heart in the hands of a beautiful woman who could be her salvation . . . or her ruin!
Surfing high on the wave of
Three Glasses of Wine Have Been Removed from This Story by Marian Michener
Marian Michener | Three Glasses of Wine Have Been Removed from This Story | This incisive novel follows smart, passionate and alcoholic Olivia Bell as she comes to terms with her lesbian identity, lost loves and a lifelong dep
Angel Food and Devil Dogs by Liz Bradbury
Liz Bradbury | Angel Food and Devil Dogs | Angel Food and Devil Dogs is the first in the Maggie Gale lesbian mystery/romance series. With hot love scenes, classic mystery format, and fast-paced
A Place to Rest by Erin Dutton
Erin Dutton | A Place to Rest | Sawyer Drake has never known what she wants. She has spent most of her life bouncing from job to job in an effort to avoid taking her place running h
Three Ply Yarn by Caeia March
Caeia March | Three Ply Yarn | This passionate story is narrated by three women, Dee, Lotte and Esther, as they struggle to take command of their own lives in a world they have not
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!
‘Girls of every size,