Death Down Under by Claire McNab
Claire McNab | Death Down Under | Four women are dead, each strangled with an orange cord, their bodies ritually arranged. Detective Inspector Carol Ashton and Detective Sergeant Mark
Lesbian Family Life Cycle by Suzanne Slater
Suzanne Slater | Lesbian Family Life Cycle | Until now, lesbian families have had little help in identifying the stages of their couple relationships or recognizing the often stressful periods of
Fractured Futures by S.Y. Thompson
S.Y. Thompson | Fractured Futures | Detective Ronan Lee has just solved the crime of the century. Or, has she?
The case of the copycat killer plunges her into an ancient myster
The Initiation Of Aurora Trill by Harry Temple
Harry Temple | The Initiation Of Aurora Trill | Driven by her relentless desires for occasional, furtive lesbian love-bouts, Aurora Trill can only dream wetly of the consummate relief she craves, an
Her Name In The Sky by Kelly Quindlen
Kelly Quindlen | Her Name In The Sky | 17-year-old Hannah wants to spend her senior year of high school going to parties with her friends. She wants to prank her teachers and sneak off camp
My Bare Lady by King Coral
King Coral | My Bare Lady | She was the teacher in a desert school of sex for women — and he was the final exam they all had to pass!
A Killing Cure by Ellen Hart
Ellen Hart | A Killing Cure | This reissue of the fourth mystery in Harts award-winning Jane Lawless series reunites fans with Janes early adventures The long-revered Amelia Gower
Hood by Emma Donoghue
Emma Donoghue | Hood | Pen and Cara meet in a convent school and become friends and then lovers, in a romance that is far from simple. Years later, when Cara dies in an acci
Super Dyke by Johnson Raidy
Johnson Raidy | Super Dyke | ‘He found a woman he loved and then he had to fight a strange cult of women to keep her.’
Not the Swiss Family Robinson by Fiona Cooper
Fiona Cooper | Not the Swiss Family Robinson | ‘Monica Robinson, raised in the `middle of nowhere’, discovers early on that the American Dream isn’t what it’s cracked up to be. Even Pop, who likes