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…grieve? Those were the questions lesbian fiction author, Anna Ferrara had after getting a text message from a stranger on an otherwise regular weekday morning, informing her of the impending death of the mother who disappeared from her life when…
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For Vlada, a cruise ship singer, raised to be Christian, her same-sex, God-fearing, Bible-quoting singing partner, Dasha had always been someone she could only ever peep at in quiet moments, whenever nobody was around, or looking… … until a stranger…
In 1975, Helen Mendel married a widower and aircraft engineer, moved into his suburb in Los Angeles, 375 miles away from Area 51, and got herself merrily settled into a life of domestic bliss with nothing but her husband’s pleasure…
In 1999, Fleur de Roller walked into a tea house in Hong Kong and introduced herself to Milla Milone, daughter of a New York mob boss. Sparks flew. Despite the obvious chemistry, Fleur repeatedly denies having any feelings for Milla…
A psychological mystery full of clues hidden in plain sight. Can you figure out what’s really happening to the lesbian protagonist before the novel ends? In 2030, Lane Thompson, a ‘nobody’, sat on the edge of a rooftop in New…
“I have three profitable businesses and more money than anybody else in the land, some people even say I’m the fairest in the land, and yet you who obviously enjoys everything I buy for you are ashamed of being seen…
“Mirror, mirror on the wall, who in this land is fairest of all?” “You, my Queen, are fairest of all,” the Princess had said, unravelling a nightmare of obsession and forbidden desire. At an apple orchard in the dead of…
