When interim police chief Molly Gorman pulls Amy over, more than the antics on the motorcycle catch her eye. She discovers Amy Gilbert spends her days repairing cars in her family garage and is intrigued. The only holdup? Amy occupies her nights playing softball and drinking with her wild best friend, who offers incredibly bad advice about love. After several run-ins with a certain drunken mechanic, Molly wonders if Amy is really worth the trouble. When Amy disappears, she has to put her mixed emotions aside to work the case.

Moving Violations (Ladies of Diamond Lake)

Mathews, McGee

Literature & Fiction

Independently published

From Lesfic Bard award-winning author, McGee Mathews.Dani Powell has been in this crisis scenario before--the extreme highs and the devastating lows, the medications and the therapy sessions--and she is confident this is just another case of the blues. A talented artist, her hobbies of music and painting provide both an escape and a window into the chaos of her mind.Andrea Fenwick juggles a busy accounting job with trying to keep her partner Dani grounded. She has watched Dani's mental health ebb and flow throughout their years together, but this episode seems different. Driven to always do her best, her strong will and determination may not be enough to keep them both afloat this time.Tommie Andrews, a computer whiz and occasional dog trainer, discovers she's developing a crush on her friend and co-worker Andrea. The more she tries to be supportive of Andrea, the more apparent it becomes that friendship may be the most she can hope for. The timing couldn't be worse. Or could it?All three women struggle to determine when things will get better, and in doing so must confront what "better" means to each of them."Stone Soup Community Press, Inc.Publishing and supporting unique talent within the LGBTQ community.Because Queer Voices Count."-The Board of TrusteesAt Stone Soup Community Press, Inc., we believe the diversity which exists within our community should be reflected in the stories we publish. We offer the following programs to support our mission: Publisher of Fiction and Non-Fiction; Writers Fellowship; and the Therapy Caf Podcast. For more information call (937) 343-1002 or e-mail contact@stonesoupcommunity.com. Connect with us on Facebook @SSCPress, and Twitter @SSCPressOur proceeds proudly support these fine LGBTQ organizations: * Lambda Literary Foundation* Legacies of Lesbian Literature* It Gets Better Project* The Trevor Project

Slaying Dragons

Stone Soup Community Press

Keeping Secrets

Sapphire Books Publishing

What if instead of meeting someone new, you reconnected with someone from your past? As Southern as fried chicken and peach cobbler, free spirit Gloria Robinson spent her lifetime building a successful permaculture farm on the tired dirt of former cotton fields in South Carolina. Now widowed, Gloria is certain she'll never find someone new, not in this town. She wouldn't even know how to try. Politically, she fears her years of effort for social justice are slipping backward. She's becoming weary, but she's digging in her heels. Living in Washington D.C., perpetually single, party girl Anna May Walker floats through life disconnected from her roots in the South. Self-focused, she often ponders how she wronged Gloria in high school. When Anna May's father dies, she heads home to lure her mother to move near her in a retirement community. Avoiding each other in a small town is impossible, particularly when Anna May's boss unwittingly assigns her to write a story about Gloria's farm. After decades apart, will the old sparks be enough to restart a fire between them?

You Can't Outrun Your Roots

LGBTQ+ Books

Exceeding Expectations (Ladies of Diamond Lake)

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