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Trish Shields, poet and author
Category:
Gay/Lesbian/Bi
Publisher: Intaglio Publication
ISBN-10: 1933113006
Type: Fiction
Pages: 292
Copyright: September 15, 2004
The anthology contributors are notable lesbian authors from many of the foremost GLBT publishers (Alyson, Baycrest Books, Bella Books, BookEnds Press, D2D, Fortitude, Justice House Publishing, Regal Crest Enterprises, Writer's Showcase Press).Hot, edgy, beyond-the-envelope erotica from over thirty of the best lesbian authors writing today. This no-holds barred, tell it like you wish it could be collection is guaranteed to rocket your senses into overload and ratchet your body up to high-burn. This is NOT a book to be read in one sitting—savor, simmer, and let yourself be seduced by these Infinite Pleasures from Ali Vali, C Paradee, Cate Swannell, CN Winters, DS Bauden, Gabrielle Goldsby, Georgia Beers, JP Mercer, Jean Stewart, Jennifer Fulton, Jessica Casavant, K Darblyne, K Stoley, Karin Kallmaker, Katlyn, Kelly Zarembski, KG MacGregor, Leslea Newman, Lois Cloarec Hart, Lynn Ames, NM Hill, Nann Dunne, Radclyffe, S. Anne Gardner, Sarah Bradbury, Stacia Seaman, SX Meagher, Therese Szymanski, Trish Kocialski, Trish Shields, Vada Foster, and Verda Foster.
I sat in the corner, the lights dim, except those over the pool tables. A few couples played, their shots sounding like an accompaniment to Patsy Cline as she crooned over the jukebox.
My fingers drew abstract images in the condensation sliding off the side of my beer bottle. Both bots were propped up on the chair across from me, and my chair was tipped back. The same faces greeted me and I realized that I'd finally gotten to a place where I'd heard too much country music. Not that there was much choice.
This wasn't a gay bar per se, just one of a few that didn't care what colour your money was, just that you spent it there. And as long as you were discreet, you wouldn't be messed with. I could understand that and respect it. Nobody wanted trouble, only a place to sit and watch their life go by. I was okay with that, too.
I blended in easily with my leather jacket, high hobnails, and solitary ways. Most of the clientele were truckers, but some were locals who kept to themselves, away from those of us of questionable tastes.
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Hot, edgy, beyond-the-envelope erotica from over thirty of the best lesbian authors writing today.
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