Having just started her freshman year at college, Natasha Blake has a lot of issues to deal with. She's kind of a geek, she’s a bit anxious, and… oh, she's got this feeling that maybe she prefers girls over boys. Learning to accept how she feels isn’t the easiest thing in the world for Natasha. Enter Hosannah. Bright, funny, pretty, a junior living in Natasha's dorm. Hosannah is a girl who knows who she is and what she wants. But she’s been burned in the past, and Natasha’s uncertainty isn’t something Hosannah has time for. Coming-of-age indecision peppered with a dash of anxiety can really throw a girl for a loop. Does Natasha’s answer live just two floors up? --- This book is written for those who love lesbian romance, lesbian fiction, lesfic, lesbian authors, lesbian writers, lesbian lovers, lesbian novels, lesbian books, lesbian stories, college lesbians, young lesbians, first time lesbians.

Having just started her freshman year at college, Natasha Blake has a lot of issues to deal with. She's a bit of a geek, an outcast, a ball of nerves. Oh, and she's got this feeling mounting deep inside of her -- a feeling that's been there for a lot longer than she might let on -- that maybe, just maybe, she prefers girls over boys. Okay, no maybes about it... but that still doesn't make it easy to accept who she is, having come from a somewhat conservative Irish Catholic family life. Why does it have to be so hard? Enter Hosannah. Bright, funny, really pretty, a junior living in Natasha's dorm. Hosannah is like a liberated version of Natasha, a girl who knows who she is and what she wants. But having been burned in the past, Hosannah has no time for girls who can't admit their personal truths. Natasha knows that Hosannah can help her come out of her shell, but will she be able to take the first step alone? Can this college romance blossom into a wonderful coming out for Natasha? Or will Hosannah's patience for her uncertainty run thin? Coming-of-age indecision peppered with a dash of anxiety can really throw a girl for a loop. Lucky for Natasha the answer lives just two floors up.

Living in a real English castle sounds so enchanting and magical, but for Polly Brown, a well-meaning yet often misunderstood young orphan girl, the cruel reality of life behind these castle walls is anything but, as she spends her days in misery under the beady eyes of the Scumberrys, her cruel guardians.

The White Room is a breathtaking, dizzying magic carpet ride of triumph and tragedy. It is a tapestry woven out of rich, rare and engaging elements; from unique and illuminating perspectives on the world, and even the cosmos (including radical, ground breaking, new takes on astrophysics and the very purpose of life) to stunning insights into the central characters mental illness and manic depression, to the enlightening odyssey of his personal development. It is a razor wire commentary on society, both daring and irreverent, and an action story that will have you on the edge of your seat. Gut wrenching, riveting, lacerating, electrifying, and at times hilarious, this consistently powerful tale, loaded with beautiful and vivid images, moves like a poetry - it will move you - youll never be the same after The White Room.

These letters tell the story of a young American woman of Japanese descent who was stranded in Japan during World War II. They chronicle her turbulent life from her arrival in Japan through her experiences as a civilian employee of U.S. forces in the first years of the American occupation.