Conferences Are Murder by Val McDermid
Val McDermid | Conferences Are Murder | Also called Union Jack
Lindsay Gordon is less than thrilled to be leaving the new-found charms of California behind to research women’s roles
She Came To The Castro by Mary Wings
Mary Wings | She Came To The Castro | Emma Victor is short of cash. Very short of cash. It is time to get a bigger, more major assignment. The kind that pays big time. The kind that involv
Darleen and Her Ladies by Susan Marcus
Susan Marcus | Darleen and Her Ladies | First line reads: The blare of the juke box reached a thundering screech, but no one in the bar seemed to be listening.
Tender Warriors by Rachel Guido deVries
Rachel Guido deVries | Tender Warriors | As she got older and settled down some, Lorraine understood it a little more. It had been awful for all of them, but Rosie was supposed to be able to
Smooth Sailing by Susan X Meagher
Susan X Meagher | Smooth Sailing | Opening a new theme park is not for kids. Laurie Nielsen is so overworked and overstressed that she’s forced to take a vacation–on one of her compani
Shimmer by Sarah Schulman
Sarah Schulman | Shimmer | Shimmer is the fifth (and, to date, best) novel from Sarah Schulman, the lesbian bard of contemporary urban fiction. Set in Manhattan during th
Troilism : Love For Three by Roger Blake
Roger Blake | Troilism : Love For Three | From back cover : ‘ … explores the rapidly spreading American practice of sexual love for threesomes, with emphasis both on so-called ‘permanent’ ar
Rainbow in My Bed by Rex Rainey
Rex Rainey | Rainbow in My Bed | ‘They came to the lodge from everywhere, each with a desperate personal problem to solve… a drunk, a man-hungry virgin, a playboy, a lesbian, an ero
Ursula’s Revenge by Allan Aldiss
Allan Aldiss | Ursula’s Revenge | A STORY OF LESBIAN DOMINATION – Emma, a young bi-sexual married woman, cannot escape from the influence of her dominant lover Ursula, an older rich le
Everybody’s Girl by Marc Antoine
Marc Antoine | Everybody’s Girl | ‘One man wasn’t enough for Ginette- or, for that matter, one WOMAN!’