Beyond Instinct by Lynn Ames
Lynn Ames | Beyond Instinct | Vaughn Elliott is a member of the State Department’s Diplomatic Security Force. Someone high up in the United States government has pulled rank, hand-
The Girls Next Door by Lindsy Van Gelder; Pamela Robin Brandt
Lindsy Van Gelder; Pamela Robin Brandt | The Girls Next Door | What Tom Wolfe did for astronauts and Roger Angell did for baseball, journalists Lindsy Van Gelder and Pamela Robin Brandt do for lesbians in this lan
The Raid by Lee Lynch
Lee Lynch | The Raid | Before Stonewall, having a drink with friends or your girl could mean jail.
In 1961, The Old Town Tavern is more than just a gay bar. It’s a
Wanted by T.I. Alvarado
T.I. Alvarado | Wanted | Bountyhunter Ladybird ‘Bird’ Blacker has enough to deal with, what with a partner who is a pacifist, and a business rival who is six feet seven inches
The Lesbian Watcher by Wayne Wallace
Wayne Wallace | The Lesbian Watcher | ‘-But something made him stare hungrily as they slowly undressed and then moved towards the large double bed!’
The Lesbian Sex Bible by Diana Cage
Diana Cage | The Lesbian Sex Bible | ‘Modern sex instruction for the contemporary lesbian, bisexual, bicurious, and transfemale is here. Lesbian Sex Bible is a fresh, inclusive and inform
Going Down With Janis by Peggy Caserta; Dan Knapp
Peggy Caserta; Dan Knapp | Going Down With Janis | This is the raw and scathing portrait of Janis Joplin by her female lover. This book recounts those harrowing days when these two women were just hipp
The Silk Road by Jane Summer
Jane Summer | The Silk Road | Three great things about naming your fictional hometown Hell: you can suggest so much about growing up in suburbia in the ’60s; you can shamelessly us
Almost Heaven by Susan X Meagher
Susan X Meagher | Almost Heaven | Cody Keaton truly believes that money doesn’t buy happiness. She believes this so strongly that when she hits big in the lottery she considers throwin
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