Falling in love with your boss is never a good idea. And if you’re a lesbian and she’s straight – that’s double trouble right there.
When Kim and her very attractive, straight, and married boss Sonja find themselves having to share a hotel room at an out-of-town conference, one thing leads to another. But after one night of forbidden passion Sonja almost cruelly tells Kim they’re finished.
Brilliant writer and gorgeous seductress Anna Lessing wants to resolve her intimacy issues, but she finds that her attractive psychotherapist makes things even more complicated.
Ruth Gogoll’s Taxi to Paris is the best selling lesbian erotic novel in Germany.
“I savored the view of her naked beauty for a moment. I walked up behind her and kissed her between the shoulder blades without kissing her anywhere else. She yelped with surprise. Then I saw her shiver from head to toe, and a relief of tiny dots covered her skin. She laid her head back. Otherwise, she didn’t move. ‘More,’ she whispered.”
The ladies you love . . . and the ladies who love each other . . . come from the worlds of publishing, big business, journalism, and more – where they earn their livings by using their brains, their hands, or sometimes their naked bodies.
Alison Barnard’s A Walk in the Rain is the story of two women who meet when each is on the brink of world-wide fame and trying not to face her dissatisfaction with the life she has made for herself. It is a love story, but it is also about a journey to self-acceptance. By the end of it, both major characters have to challenge assumptions and prejudices in society and in themselves.
Peek into the interwoven lives of the women who gather at the Sappho Café, and meet a broad cross section of Cologne’s most interesting people. Whether we’re in the presence of the “perfect” couples or the women who are on the lookout for love, you’ll find that Sappho always has drama on the menu – as well as a first-rate cappuccino.
Ruth Gogoll’s Christmas Carol is a new twist on an old classic. Christmas is coming and goodwill and merriment fill the town. It’s not the best of times for everyone however . . .
Company president Michaela Wittling is all work and no play and Christmas is just another day. What’s all the fuss about? The lights are a waste of electricity. They all expect time off and bonuses. Humbug!
Falling in love with your boss is never a good idea. And if you’re a lesbian and she’s straight – that’s double trouble right there.
Brilliant writer and gorgeous seductress Anna Lessing wants to resolve her intimacy issues, but she finds that her attractive psychotherapist makes things even more complicated.
The ladies you love . . . and the ladies who love each other . . . come from the worlds of publishing, big business, journalism, and more – where they earn their livings by using their brains, their hands, or sometimes their naked bodies.
The Sappho Café treats its women extremely well. Now, if life would only do the same.
Peek into the interwoven lives of the women who gather at the Sappho Café, and meet a broad cross section of Cologne’s most interesting people. Whether we’re in the presence of the “perfect” couples or the women who are on the lookout for love, you’ll find that Sappho always has drama on the menu – as well as a first-rate cappuccino.
Ruth Gogoll’s Christmas Carol is a new twist on an old classic. Christmas is coming and goodwill and merriment fill the town. It’s not the best of times for everyone however . . .