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Is it possible for a person to change her entire outlook on life in just 96 hours?

Sequel to Greetings From Jamaica, Wish You Were Queer.

“One of our finest writers gives us this best yet portrait of a working class, lesbian coming out in the early 70s . . ." —Joan Nestle, author of and co-founder of the Lesbian Herstory Archives

The long-awaited sequel to Love in the Balance

As Charlie digs into the past and its trail of bodies she starts to realize the price of truth may be more than she wants to pay.

Compelling sequel to Miss McGhee by Bett Norris.

Lambda Literary Award Winner

The day the kid fell in the river—that was the moment for Claire and Liv. The first inkling of a possibility of something to pull them together . . .

Celebrate the holidays . . . lesbian style! Celebrate solstice with women journeying along California's rugged north coast. With a firefighter on the job in New York City. Overlooking a plain, filled with waiting children, north of Los Angeles. Experience Thanksgiving with a lesbian border patrol agent along the Arizona-Mexico border.

Carrie and Jen meet. Gradually they get to know each other, even like each other. And together begin to believe that yes, life is what you make it.

Cat Rising by Cynn Chadwick

Cat Rising by Cynn Chadwick

Dreams and Swords is not only the perfect introduction to Katherine V. Forrest's work—it is also a delicious treat for her legion of fans.

Girls with Hammers by Cynn Chadwick

Do you know what it’s like to come out when you’re in your forties, having menopausal symptoms, for God’s sake, and then fall madly in love with someone?

Two women find love amid the stifling intolerance of a small southern town.

Winner of the Bywater Prize for Fiction

Risk is a beautifully told story that spans the years from the mid-eighties to the post-9/11 world. Carol, whose father was killed in the Vietnam War, is an idealistic, Berkeley-educated, Jewish lesbian living in Oakland, California. She makes her living by tutoring high school students, engages in community activism, and sometimes supplements her income with gambling. Through Carol's life, Dykewomon explores the changing times and values in America.

Joan Opyr brings a wry insight to the absurdity and devotion that holds families together.

In this collection of short fiction, Val McDermid demonstrates her mastery of the form.

“One of our finest writers gives us this best yet portrait of a working class, lesbian coming out in the early 70s . . ." —Joan Nestle, author of and co-founder of the Lesbian Herstory Archives

Verge by Z Egloff

Compelling sequel to Miss McGhee by Bett Norris.

2nd Kit O’Malley Mystery by Lindy Cameron

1st Kim O'Malley Mystery by Lindy Cameron

Blue Genes is the fifth Kate Brannigan Mystery

Why would anyone want to kill Penny Varnavides, bestselling author of the 'Teen Dreams' series? Her demise can't be the freak accident it first appeared—it's an exact replica of the murder method in her forthcoming book.

Clean Break is the fourth Kate Brannigan Mystery.

2nd Lindsay Gordon Mystery by Val McDermid

Leaving her new home in California for a trade union conference in Sheffield, Lindsay Gordon finds herself in the company of old friends —and enemies, including Tom Jack. When this unethical union leader is found dead, having catapulted out of Lindsay’s tenth-floor hotel room, she is taken in for questioning by the police.

Crack Down is the third Kate Brannigan Mystery

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3rd Lindsay Gordon Mystery by Val McDermid

6th book in the wonderful Lindsay Gordon Mystery series by international best-seller Val McDermid

Idaho Code is a very funny book about love, family, and the freedom you can find only in a state that values individuality more than common sense.

Kick Back in the second Kate Brannigan Mystery

Mouths of Babes by Stella Duffy

Parallel Lies by Stella Duffy

1st Lindsay Gordon Mystery by Val McDermid

Star Struck in the sixth Kate Brannigan Mystery

3rd Kit O'Malley Mystery by Lindy Cameron

As Charlie digs into the past and its trail of bodies she starts to realize the price of truth may be more than she wants to pay.

Is it possible for a person to change her entire outlook on life in just 96 hours?

Sequel to Greetings From Jamaica, Wish You Were Queer.

Dance in the Key of Love by Marianne K. Martin

Moni Matteson is a young woman too old for her years and too young for her dreams. At seventeen, she has known for some time her happiness would come from the love of a woman. She finds it first in the arms of Paige Flemming, a woman with an unknown past and questionable future.

For Now, For Always by Marianne K. Martin

Greetings from Jamaica, Wish You Were Queer by Mari SanGiovanni

Do you know what it’s like to come out when you’re in your forties, having menopausal symptoms, for God’s sake, and then fall madly in love with someone?

Last Chance at the Lost and Found is a story of personal growth, of choices made—good and bad—of how to live and love. It’s also the story of the lesbian and gay community from the 70s through the 90s. A story of friendships and lovers and alcohol and recovery and turmoil and, finally, peace of mind.

Try Marianne K. Martin for only $1.99! That's cheaper than food.

Jean Carson is not a lesbian. Not when wants to keep her job. But Jean's a teacher and one of her students is being bullied; everyone calls her "Lezzie Lin". So Jean stays in the closet and soon Lezzie Lin isn't at school but in a hospital bed.

Two women find love amid the stifling intolerance of a small southern town.

Never Ending is a look at the life and relationship of Sage and Deanne four years after Legacy of Love.

The long-awaited sequel to Love in the Balance

After inheriting an old plantation house, Dhari Weston heads south to settle the estate and meets intriguing Dr. Erin Hughes, a local history professor with in interest in old houses and the new girl in town.

Compelling sequel to Miss McGhee by Bett Norris.

The ebook edition of Don't Get Me Started by Kate Clinton will be available February 1, 2012

The ebook edition of What the L? by Kate Clinton will be available February 1, 2012