How to Judge a Book by its Cover    by Sophie Shoesmith
Price: Free! 112670 words. Language: English. Published on October 25, 2012. Fiction » Gay & lesbian fiction » Lesbian.
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EDITED VERSION-World War III has erupted. The brutality of the fighting has caused the normally passive Psychicae United to become involved. But the international organisation of super humans is greatly desired for its power and soon internal corruption ensues. Can Avalon defend her country against invaders and traitors alike? And can she concentrate with the charming Cato dogging her every move?

The News in Small Towns    by Iza Moreau
Price: Free! 103510 words. Language: English. Published by Black Bay Books  on April 8, 2012. Fiction » Mystery & detective » Women Sleuths.
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Sue-Ann McKeown returns to her home town after a crushing six months of war reporting in Iraq. She has given up her high-profile job in Virginia and broken up with her boyfriend. Even her new job with a small-town newspaper seems almost too much to handle, especially since her old high school rival works there, too. But a dead goat is in her future, as well as voodoo, horses, and maybe even love.

The Real Folktale Blues (Beyond Ever After #1)    by Random Jordan
Price: Free! 96950 words. Language: English. Published on April 25, 2013. Fiction » Gay & lesbian fiction » Lesbian.
Just what happens after the end of a faerie tale? Is there nothing beyond the Happily Ever After? Or maybe there is even more story to be found... Gnidori Hodder isn't your average young woman. In truth, she is a legendary often given the title of Little Red Riding Hood. But she isn't quite so little anymore.

The Sitar    by Rebecca Idris
Price: Free! 70210 words. Language: English. Published on June 24, 2012. Fiction » Gay & lesbian fiction » Lesbian.
From the bowels of middle-class England, bona fide Brit Muslim lesbian Jaya Chakarbatti belies her mild-mannerisms and leads her group of Lassi Lesbians from their urban Midland terraced houses to the smelly back alleys of London's gay Soho, to seek out other Gaysians. Snapshooting Britain and navigating the world of Bollywood drag queens, and the choice between reading the Quran or The Pink Paper