Book Review: The Path Not Chosen - QC Masters
Posted by Ida Raine on 12 April 2013This novel is a believable portrayal of a new relationship with all of its sex, drama and pitfalls.
Read moreThis novel is a believable portrayal of a new relationship with all of its sex, drama and pitfalls.
Read moreThe perfect job, the perfect marriage and the perfect result in the campaigning fight. Or is all as it seems?
Read more"The Lesbian Anti-Hero; My hero"
Read moreStephanie Coontz studies family history and was inspired to write this book after being repeatedly asked if the institution of marriage was falling apart.
Read moreThe book is a modern day fairy tale with a twist.
Read moreJamie had it all, a stunning wife, a lucrative job and a luxurious mansion - only to lose it all after an affair with a younger woman.
Read moreThis book is an easy read. By easy I mean there is no drama, no soul-searching, no difficult conversations with mothers or other relatives, no meddling ex-girlfriends and no heartbreak. It’s practically a gay fairy tale, only with less of a storyline.
Read moreThis book attempts to address the invisibility of today’s queer family.
Read moreIn these baby-booming times this book will likely strike a chord with a few people. Being about human infertility and the unrelenting desire to have a child, this isn’t a happy book.
Read moreTamsin Wilton is a woman who came out later in life. Hitting her mid 30’s she felt she made the choice to become a lesbian, only to discover this was not a popular view.
Read moreMillie had a fantastic life and the perfect marriage, at least that’s how she remembers it now. Her famous husband Joss has just died and the secret they’d been hiding for over 40 years is out.
Read moreAuthor Daniel Helminiak is both a Catholic priest and a Theologian, who believes that no one group has the right to impose an injustice on society.
Read moreAfter 3 failed engagements, Tala has finally found the perfect husband. During preparations for her rapidly approaching wedding, Tala meets Leyla and suddenly starts to doubt her love for her fourth fiancé.
Read moreIn 1995, 100 women were recruited for a ten year project, in order to study how female sexuality changed over time.
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