Cameron McGill is on a mission: to find out why her sister, who never touched drugs, was fished from a canal with needle marks all down her arm. Tearing through Amsterdam on her Harley-Davidson, Cam encounters radical squatters, evasive drug agencies and a particularly alluring policewoman. But it's hard to know who to trust in a quest that could claim her life as gruesomely as it took her sister's.
"A pacy, energetic thriller told in a crisp, direct style.-Manda Scott 
"Deserves to be read by more than it's niche market an excellently paced, well plotted thriller."-The Guardian

Needlepoint

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Roberts, Jenny

Mystery

Diva Books

"I couldn't believe it at first-that Susan could switch from padded Valentines, eighteen inches high with "Be mine forever", to not even stopping her car for me to cross on a zebra. If she hadn't recognised me with the added weight, she must have known it was my shopping trolley." It's time for Joan to try her luck on the London comedy circuit. After all, everybody always said she was a funny woman."An easy feel good read, a joy to behold."-What's On"An intrinsic truth that pulls you in before you know it."-Time OutVG Lee is the UK's answer to Fannie Flagg.

The Comedienne

Lee, Val G.

Literature & Fiction

Ruth is in a state. The kind of state where you might put a hedgehog under the wheel before reversing, or pull on rubber underwear before running drugs to a colleague. Things aren't going to get any better till the memory she's been avoiding floods back into her mind-and after that, they'll get a lot worse.
"Great energy - so much chaos - and I laughed out loud a lot too."-Emily Perkins
Lee Maxwell's first novel is a darkly comic tale of disintegration, betrayal and revenge-Prozac Nation meets Crash!

Emerald Budgies

Maxwell, Lee

The only book written by and for young women questioning their sexuality. Their voices resonate through poems, autobiographies, jokes, messages and advice to each other. Young women from 14 to 21 tell it like it is as they struggle to discover themselves and find a way to live openly in a homophobic world. There are also contributions from parents and important advice for teachers, plus a helpful resource list of support groups and organisations in the UK and North America.
"Life saving and inspiring, a great read."-Skin, Skunk Anansie.

Girl2Girl

Children's Books

Mush follows the progress of a sexual and emotional relationship between three Alaskan women. When Nicky and Carol meet Ellen in Seattle, the three women share an initially warm attachment. But the triad disintegrates as linked memories of the Alaskan wilderness turn simultaneously erotic and horrific...A haunting and lyrical first novel, Mush examines childhood ties and the dynamics of a menage a trois, and weaves dreams and myths into a modern setting. It's like Margaret Atwood on acid.

Mush

Kathleen Bryson

Exciting new work from the UK's top lesbian authors, such as Jackie Kay, Stella Duffy, Emma Donoghue and Ali Smith and the best stories from Diva magazine, alongside fresh new writing talent from the UK. Edited by Helen Sandler, best known for her erotic best seller, Big Deal.

Diva Book of Short Stories

Contemporary

"Needlepoint is a remarkable novel, well worth your time and treasure."-Bay Area Reporter, San Francisco
Cameron's back! In the eagerly awaited follow-up to Needlepoint. When Cameron McGill stumbles across a vicious knife attack, the victim begs her to pass on an email address, then slips into a coma. Cam starts to investigate, and meets animal rights militants, local thugs, a mysterious dyke called Beano, the troubled Angel who only wants to get her into bed... and the very unhelpful chief executive of an animal research establishment. Determined to get to the truth, Cam finds to her horror that she has now become the prey.

Breaking Point (Cameron McGill Mystery)

Mary has an obsession: to prove her love for Tanya. She will persist no matter what abuse she gets in return. But sooner or later, the worm has to turnAs this skilfully told story unfolds, we see how, each woman's relationship with her own mother has shaped her adult love affairs. And so we discover the "root" of all evil. Drawing on the universal theme of how childhood pain can last a lifetime, this highly readable debut novel is intelligent and packed with sharp humour. Linda Innes was born Liverpool and now lives in Saltburn (North East England). She contributed to the Diva Book of Short Stories.

Smother

Innes, Linda

A novel about sanity, secrets and cybersex. Joss has a nice lover, a nasty neighbour and a job on a pointless magazine. She has the kind of pals who go camping for the weekend and wind up lying in a field getting stoned. They don't know she has another life on-line, where she meets women for cyber fun. But one friend does know-one friend who would like nothing better than "a private chat" with Joss. And it's her best friend's girlfriend. A funny and involving story about 21st Century urban dykes.
Helen Sandler is the editor of Diva books and wrote the best selling erotic novel Big Deal (Sapphire).

The Touch Typist

Sandler, Helen

Rebecca habitually questions the people she meets and steals the stories they tell her, claiming them for her own. But then she meets a man whose story is already familiar, a man who says he knows her. The real Adam threw himself off a Cornish cliff ten months earlier, so who is this imposter, and what does he want? Enter Paige, who will help Rebecca discover the truth about herself, about Adam-and about love between women. But even she is not what she seems. This compelling suspense asks the question "Who can you trust?" and comes up with some frightening answers.
Virginia Smith works as a librarian in the south of England.

The Ropemaker's Daughter

Smith, Virginia

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