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Coward by Phair
Major Rory of the Ronan Officer Lineage, Active Duty Division, was raised to be a soldier but she falls in love instead. Her dreams for a family and home of her own are shattered to an endless nightmare when her husband and young son are killed before her eyes.
The military orders her to a suicide mission but the heartbroken soldier has seen enough of death. She disobeys orders to save her squad and seals her own fate in the process. Beaten, broken and branded a Coward she is sentenced not to the death she hoped for but to life in a distant planet's underground penal colony at hard labor.
A life long homophobe, Rory is horrified when she learns she must sleep with a young woman, Rabbit, in order to survive the frigid nights. Rabbit's sweet innocence confuses Rory's long held beliefs. When a sliver of a chance is offered to reclaim her freedom, Rory will use any means to achieve it. Including allowing herself to fall in love again. But, this time she's falling in love with a woman named Rabbit.
Out of the Past by Glenda Poulter
"How can everything feel so familiar when one hasn't been here before?"
This is the dilemma facing Emma Tanner on a buying trip to Charleston, SC for her antiques store in Texas. Can the de ja vue feelings have anything to do with that new acquisition in the store back home... and the strange vibes that came with it... and why can't Emma see anyone every time she looks over her shoulder, especially with the constant feeling she is being followed?
Emma and her business partner Sharon meet quite a cast of characters while in Charleston.
During their visit, Emma is haunted by visions of the past. Much to the chagrin of
her partner Mandy, Emma decides to remain in Charleston when Sharon returns home.
Emma learns that each of her new friends can interpret bits and pieces of the visions
for her, but one in particular holds more answers than the others. During her extended
visit, Emma learns of past events from the late 1800's that make her re-
Time for Love by Rrrose Carbinela
Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock… Time seems always to slide past us, sometimes at breakneck speed, sometimes incredibly slowly. But there is one constant for time: there is always Time for Love. Take time to explore lesbian love through the ages in this timeless anthology by Rrrose Carbinela!
143 by Jade Winters
Genevieve's parents are still reeling from the news that their daughter is a lesbian
and she will no longer be marrying Paul, the man who they believe is the ideal son-
D.C Isabelle
Smith first encounters the couple when investigating a vicious attack upon Genevieve
along the embankment of the River Thames. Her investigation is hampered when Genevieve
regains consciousness but can not remember the attack, who she is or the woman she
loves.
With great reluctance Rebecca has no choice but to let Genevieve return
to her family and ex-
About the Author:
Jade Winters grew up in London, but always wanted to live by the sea. After many
years of living in different parts of the UK she moved to Dorset with her partner
of ten years where they now live happily with their four cats. One of her ambitions
was to write a novel and 143 was borne from the desire to add to the growing genre
of lesbian literature. Jade regularly writes a blog which can be read at www.jade-
Miss Match by Erica Lawson and A.C. Henley
Clancy Fitzgerald is about to turn thirty. According to her adopted aunt, matchmaker Minerva Goldberg, being still unattached at thirty is a sign that she is as good as dead. But it’s not from lack of trying. Eight times she had been out on one of Minerva’s blind dates without success, leaving Minerva no choice but to try something drastic. Waiting at a local diner for her latest match Clancy comes face to face with a woman.
Carmen Pratka is a savvy, smart-
About the Authors:
As Erica Lawson her first novel, “Possessing Morgan”, won the 2010 Golden Crown Literary Award for Mystery/Thriller. Her second novel, “The Chronicles of Ratha: The Children of the Noorthi” was released in December 2010.
The late A.C. Henley’s work with Erica Lawson was just a fun project for her in the beginning, yet as they went along, they realized their short story experiment could easily become a novel to be published for the masses.
A.C. departed this world not knowing that her first book McKee would be republished in its entirety as McKee: The Unabridged Edition which was released September 2011. It is a book that pits a good cop against a not so legal private eye, of course the battle of good over evil is the most important thing in this thriller romance.
Dangerous Secrets by Helen Dunn
Two small towns – both with people who have Dangerous Secrets
Weather’s Mill : illicit loves, attempted murders and more occur in the dangerous undercurrents of the town of Weather's Mill in the 1800's. Veronica Rush is in love with Kate Miller, her brother's bride. Dr. Elijah Miller, Kate's father, has a secret, that if known, would ruin the community standing he finds so important. Rev. Graham Merriman is involved in a secret affair with the town's school teacher, which leads not only to ominous circumstances and a radical change in both their lives, but in the lives of others in the small town as well.
Hartline: This novel set in the 1800's is the tale of two sisters, one straight and one gay, and the thwarted loves and emotional pain of their lives and relationships, along with several other characters who live in Hartline and the surrounding area.
Hartline is the kind of town where Sheriff L.C.Larsen is co-
Savannah Lily Jordan, gifted with second sight and a disregard for convention, is sent to stay with her Aunt Alberta Brandt, by her distraught father. However, Savannah has her own ideas about who she wants to keep company with, and to hell with her reputation. She too will cross paths with L.C.
Second Sister by Rae D. Magdon
Eleanor of Sandleford knows that her life will never be the same when her father remarries the mysterious and wealthy Lady Kingsclere, but she has no idea just how much her world is about to change.
When her father dies and her new stepmother goes suddenly mad, Ellie is forced to become a servant and cheated out of her inheritance by her new stepsister, Luciana. But Lady Kingsclere’s other daughter, Belladonna, is the woman who truly haunts her
With the help of a shy servant girl, a talking cat, a cook, and her mysterious second stepsister, Ellie must stop Luciana from using an ancient sorcerer’s chain to bewitch the handsome Prince Brendan and take over the entire kingdom of Seria.
About the Author:
Flutist, writer, artist, and occasional substitute Sunday school teacher Rae D. Magdon was born in Cincinnati, but grew up in the town of Columbia, MO before moving to New York. A strange child, and an equally strange adult, her hobbies include studying Celtic music, playing addictive online games, and trying to eat as much pizza as she can find. She is currently going to school to get a degree in Flute Performance. In her spare time, she enjoys writing fanfiction, spending quality time with her girlfriend of six years, and hiding from her best friend’s purebred Flatcoats so that they do not eat her.
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Scarred for Life by Shea Kassidy
Dane Wolfe is a loner who has lost all faith in people and spends her days wandering
the streets with no direction or meaning. Every now and then, she stays with family
members for a couple of days for a place to get warm. She meets Nicole Cardell accidentally
after staying with Nicole’s then-
About the Author:
What is there to know about me? Not much. I was bred, born, and raised in New York and I have no desire to live anywhere else. One day, I would like to travel a few places, but for now I am content where I am.
I started out writing poetry in junior high and continued to do for ten years. I wrote short stories, usually fantasy and romance stories, for my own entertainment through out high school and college. Back then, I wrote strictly for me and those stories remain locked in the back of my closet in little notebooks, written in my almost unreadable, tiny handwriting. In between writing those stories and poetry, I managed to get a college degree in history.
After graduating college, I had a semester off before graduate school and I didn't
really have anything to do with my time. So, I took a chance and wrote a fan-