Kuroe Makoto, the tomboyish ace of her high school track and field club, never spared a thought for these things before. However, when she falls asleep in her Tokyo home after an exhausting marathon and wakes up in a fantasy world, those concepts become her reality. And unlike in the common light novel setting, she isn't reincarnated as the naturally good-looking and talented human hero who gathers a harem effortlessly. In fact, she isn't reincarnated as a human at all. She is reborn as 'Chaos', child of the demon queen and heir to a kingdom at war with humanity. Demon Princess Magical Chaos puts the Japanese high school girl in a tentacle monster, in this strange tale of a sound human mind possessing a horrifying creature's body. Join Chaos on her oftentimes humorous but also perilous journey through a world of sword and sorcery, as she discovers a newfound appetite for life, terror, and demi-human girls. CONTENT WARNING: Gore, Traumatizing Content, Explicit Sexual Content Volume 2 will be released Fall 2018.

    Blake's an ambitious skeptic who thinks true love doesn't exist. Will these two very different women find a spark between them, or will it be a passing glance?Leia is creative and thoughtful, and when a chance encounter with Blake, a stranger, stirs something deep inside her, she believes it is the universe speaking to her soul.Blake, despite her success, feels something is missing from her life but disguises her discontentment with a tough façade, which keeps her from opening her heart.Will Blake and Leia be each other's missing piece, or will it turn out to just be a dream?Join Blake and Leia as they are swept into a journey of self-analysis and soul-searching that could change their perception of love forever.This is lesbian author Abigail Taylor's debut novel and part of the Looking for Love lesfic series.

    Old memories flare up, and Dar questions youthful choices as her past causes Kerry problems in the present.*Note: This book is in print published by Regal Crest Publishing as two stories: Red Sky at Morning and Thicker than Blood. There are differences from the online one.*

    When Haley wandered over to the local bar after a fight with her partner, she landed straight under the curious eyes of Iris, the bartender with enough experience to know this girl deserved better.Setting out on a road trip together, their friendship soon leads to an intense connection unlike anything Haley has ever experienced before.It's a whole new world for Haley as she is swept into a situation she never felt imaginable.This was one first love she would never, ever forget.Join Haley and Iris as they help each other to heal and discover aspects of themselves they barely knew existed.This is lesbian author Abigail Taylor's second novel and part of the Looking for Love lesfic series.

    

    Where the rich and successful came from. Well that's not exactly what I encountered once I joined. No, Montgomery Boarding School was much more than that. The opposite of what I expected. Behind the walls, the students made their own rules, their own entertainment. Basically, there was no so called discipline. Practically, the students ruled the school. Their favorite motto, "One call to my daddy and let's see what he has to say about this". Their favorite activities? Sex and Parties.And on my first day of attending, I somehow accept the job of "babysitting" Violet, the popular girl who everyone worships. How was I supposed to manage that when we barely got along? Especially in a school filled with the most spoiled rich kids. In a school filled with sex, alcohol, drugs, and well, much more.

    Unmasked Hearts - A visit with Dar and Kerry very early in their relationship2. A Present Under the Tree - A short Christmas Visit with Dar and Kerry3. Ringing in the New Year - A short vignette with Dar and Kerry, and some jewelry4. Home From the Sea - A short Halloween story5. V-Day - A short tale of Valentines Day, Dar and Kerry style6. T’Was the Night Before Christmas - Dar and Kerry get a visit from some very old friends7. A New Year in Miami - Dar and Kerry celebrate the New Year in typical style

    

    Her boss, and stand-in mother is having trouble with one of her twin daughters, and the other one is the apple of her eye. Can Brooklyn become a good role model?

    

    

    Although JC still holds a grudge about the way their relationship ended, she agrees to go on a road trip with Leilani. While they travel together, Leilani desperately hopes to repair their friendship. She also secretly hopes to rekindle their old college romance. But the primary reason for the road trip, which is to deliver three sets of boxes as part of honoring her late mother’s last wishes, may be the very thing that ends up tearing the two apart again.

    Sparks immediately fly. Jessica is determined to befriend the dark-haired stranger, and while Kaleah at first stubbornly refuses her kind overtures, eventually she cannot fight against her own desire for companionship. Their friendship quickly grows stronger and deepens into love, then desire. But there are problems each will have to overcome in order for their love to grow, and stirrings of war that will threaten the lives of those Jessica has sworn to protect.184,000 words; uber X/G

    

    Series eBook bundle featuring all four books from Cate Culpeppers's popular Tristaine series.The Clinic – When freedom can only be achieved by rebellion, Jesstin leads the warriors of Tristaine into battle, and Brenna, a young Clinic medic, must weigh love against loyalty when she chooses to join in their struggles.Battle for Tristaine – Five fugitive Amazons are hiding in a high mountain meadow, healing from the wounds inflicted by a posse of City soldiers, when word reaches Jesstin and Brenna of a grave danger threatening the Amazon village.Tristaine Rises – Jess and her warriors fight a ghostly army in their new mountain stronghold where a battle rages for the lives and souls of the Amazons of Tristaine.Queens of Tristaine - When a deadly plague stalks the Amazons of Tristaine, two warrior lovers must return to the place of their nightmares to find a cure.

    

    

    Witch and detective Fairuz Arshad welcomes the change from the grisly demands of Homicide... until she’s given her first case. A witch, siren, and dryad are found dead from causes that can’t be explained. Each victim visited the same magic shop prior to their death. The evidence suggest there’s something far more dangerous at work than simple spells gone wrong. A djinni is to blame for the rising body count, and his reign of terror is far from over. Fearing her magic is no match for his is the least of of Fairuz’s concerns. Someone is controlling the djinni and using his power for their own twisted agenda.Can Fairuz stop this murderous rampage? Or will hers be the next body?

    It is a world where men rule like kings, but one of its masters -- Raisa Andieta -- is a woman.Carolyn Stenbeck doesn't understand this world. She is just trying to keep her marriage together. But a storm is brewing. Civil war is in the air and passion, like the coming storm, will soon erupt.

    Despite different backgrounds, services, and plans, they fell hard and fast. However, it wasn’t long before distance and the pressures of serving in silence drove them apart.Ten years later, Kirby literally runs into Quinn at Chicago Pride. Although she lives in a city of three million, she continues to see Quinn everywhere, and she can’t seem to ignore the pounding in her chest that isn’t always frustration no matter how much she tells herself it is.Quinn knows she made the biggest mistake of her life when she chose her career over Kirby. She’s desperate to make amends, and perhaps even turn their chance meetings into a second chance for romance.Kirby’s definitely not giving Quinn a second chance. But how long can she ignore the truth that there's something between them?

    Lana is used to keeping her feelings separate from her work, and this time is no different, even if Demi is charming and just as into food as she is. With a Halloween party to plan, sin to harvest, an inspection to deal with, and their budding feelings to avoid, the demons have their hands full. Enter the Forked Tail if you dare, and have a taste of delicious dishes made with just a swirl of pride...-A Swirl Of Pride is part of the Forked Tail series, a paranormal series filled with delicious recipes, mischievous demons, and an irresistible f/f romance.

    Another superpowered human is determined to either rule the Earth or destroy it. A crucial moment is fast approaching when he’ll try to kidnap a child whose powers will be key in his plans, unless Andi and her own team of superheroes can get to the child first.With the fate of the world in the balance, Andi puts her own life on the line—without realizing she’s also risking her heart.Short Story—5800 words

    One is in love with the other, but unable to confess. Both of them prefer girls, but Ushio likes cute and petite types while Sumika prefers the athletic outgoing girls. To complicate things, a cross dressing boy, Masaki, is in love with Sumika. What ever will happen to this mixed-up bizarre love triangle mess?

    

    "How can you consider yourself a Christian when you are also gay?"In this 24-page booklet, Mel White puts forward these eight premises: 1. Most people have not carefully and prayerfully researched the Biblical texts used by some people to condemn God's lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender children. 2. Historically, people's misinterpretation of the Bible has left a trail of suffering, bloodshed, and death. 3. We should be open to new truth from Scripture. Even heroes of the Christian faith have changed their minds about the meaning of various Biblical texts. 4. The Bible is a book about God. The Bible is not a book about human sexuality. 5. We miss what these passages say about God when we spend so much time debating what they say about sex. 6. The Biblical authors are silent about homosexual orientation as we know it today. They neither approve it nor condemn it. 7. The prophets, Jesus, and the Biblical authors say nothing about homosexual orientation as we understand it today. But, they are clear about this one thing. As we search for truth, we are to "Love one another." 8. Whatever some people believe the Bible seems to say about homosexuality, they must not use that belief to deny homosexuals their basic civil rights. To discriminate against sexual or gender minorities is unjust and un-American.

    

    One is a ghost who wanders around in the hospital, and another is a patient with a heart condition. It’s cute! It’s fluffy!

    

    The dragon, named Tohru, has the ability to magically transform into an adorable human girl (albeit with horns and a long tail!), who will do anything to pay off her debt of gratitude, whether Miss Kobayashi likes it or not. With a very persistent and amorous dragon as a roommate, nothing comes easy, and Miss Kobayashi's normal life is about to go off the deep end!

    Ilsley, Betsy Warland, Brett Josef Grubisic, John Barton, Lydia Kwa, and more. Check out the website here: http://plenitudemagazine.ca/

    

    Kramer has always looked to films as a mirror to see how gay and lesbian life is represented. Independent Queer Cinema collects 100 of Kramer's reviews and interviews (from 1999 to 2004) that celebrate the latest "queer wave" of actors, writers, and directors. These are films and filmmakers to be discovered and discussed—from the independent American hit Kissing Jessica Stein and the provocative foreign gem Come Undone, to tantalizing insights from Stephen Fry and Tilda Swinton. Independent Queer Cinema is a valuable reference guide as well as an entertaining compilation of Kramer's astute reviews and interviews. There's no shortage of great gay and lesbian films-if you know where to look. Independent Queer Cinema is your guide to the films and personalities that deserve more attention, more respect, and more success, with a special focus on the foreign and low-budget gems that can slip past without a second look. Kramer, whose work regularly appears in the Philadelphia Gay News, the San Francisco Bay Times, and on Indiewire.com, uncovers films that bring honest representations of the queer lifestyle to the screen, exploring sexuality and identity through issues such as coming out and finding one's place in the world. He talks with filmmakers and actors who aren't afraid to explore gay male sexuality on screen, including queer directors whose films feature mainly straight characters, straight filmmakers who tackle queer subject matter, new queer filmmakers whose work has—so far—had very little theatrical exposure, and both gay and straight actors who've played both gay and straight characters. Independent Queer Cinema includes interviews with: John Greyson, who discusses the difficulties making the stylish and provocative Proteus Javier Bardem, who talks about his Oscar-nominated portrayal of Cuban poet Renaldo Arenas in Before Night Falls Steve Guttenberg, who discusses why he choose the cult classic novel P.S.: Your Cat Is Dead for his directorial debut Andrew Jarecki, who talks about his thought-provoking documentary, Capturing the Friedmans Margaret Cho, who takes a rather serious look at comedy and the appeal of Notorious C.H.O. . . . And reviews of 60 films, that range from hot and sexy to thoughtful and sensitive to just plain offensive, including: Burnt Money, a stylish crime melodrama from director Marcelo Piñeyro Swimming Pool, a deliciously sinister character study starring Charlotte Rampling The Rules of Attraction, Roger Avary's adaptation of the novel by Bret Easton Ellis A Dirty Shame, John Waters' return to the decadence of his earlier flms Elephant, Gus Van Sant's chilling and disturbing take on the Columbine High School massacre Far From Heaven, a brilliant homage to the domestic melodramas of the 1950s Mambo Italiano, an over-the-top, laugh-out-loud comedy and many more! Independent Queer Cinema provides you with the best seat in the house for a wise, witty, and insightful collection of reviews and interviews that reflect the current state of gay and lesbian filmmaking.

    Romantic novel set in London in WWII, by the author of