At 39 years of age, Laura seemed to have it all - a beautiful home, her own advertising agency, and a stunningly beautiful lover. And in business where luscious legs and a dazzling smile can make the difference between winning and losing a new account, Laura won lots of new accounts. But something was missing from her life... Handsome and charming, barhopping Kelly is absolutely irresistible to all women, including herself. Everyone knows that when Kelly sets her sights on someone it is only a matter of time before she gets her way. And she's got her sights set on Laura... A successful commercial artist who does business with Laura's firm, Kate has also done well for her 23 years. She has brains, looks, talent - and a secret crush on Laura. But Laura has no intention of mixing business with pleasure - especially not with a "baby-dyke."

Letting Go

O'Leary, Ann

Literature & Fiction

Naiad Pr

Julia's Song A voice like rich velvet, hair like amber silk and a body that ignites her legions of fans, Samantha Knight is the rare lesbian singer to make it to pop stardom. Her arrival and performances in Australia have been assigned to reviewer Julia Moran for coverage. Samantha's sexuality isn't a problem for Julia - she believes in live and let live. 
 She's not prepared for the onslaught of female adoration directed at Samantha, and anyone in her entourage. Her reporting extended to include a full feature and report of the entire tour, Julia finds herself strangely disturbed and strangely excited in depths her previous relationships hadn't even begun to reach. 
 For her part, Samantha is deeply intrigued by the reporter. Their shared love of music creates a bond she also finds strangely disturbing...and exciting. But Sam has boundaries, and they don't include straight women. originally published in 1998 by Naiad Press.

Julia's Song

Tall, athletic Joanna Kingston has a roguish way about her that draws women like a magnet. Yet, as too many lovers have discovered too late, though Joanna's bedroom door is always open, she keeps her wounded heart under lock and key. Knowing too well Joanna's "love 'em and leave 'em" reputation, beautiful Fiona Maddison is determined to keep their friendship platonic-unless she can break through Joanna's impenetrable public persona. But as the sexual tension between them starts to smolder, Fiona's resolve starts to melt.... First Published by Naiad Press 1999

The Other Woman

United States

Heather McAllister, devoted wife and loving mother, accompanies her husband, Clive, on a Sunday afternoon drive in the Georgia countryside in May 1958. Clive takes a detour to Milledgeville Central State Hospital, tells the attendants his wife is "crazy," and, despite her protests, Heather is admitted. Her new life reveals her inner strength as she learns how to survive in the worst regressed women's ward in the asylum.Years later, Heather's daughter, Mattie, becomes a nurse counselor at the new Crisis Stabilization Unit at Milledgeville. Determined to find out what happened to her mother, Mattie discovers an old ledger with a record of Heather's admission but no date of discharge or death. Could Heather still be alive and living somewhere in the hospital?With vivid, poignant descriptions, What Ever Happened to Heather? transports the reader to the world of the mentally ill and sheds light on the day-to-day challenges of the caregivers-those who endeavor to ease their patients' pain and bring light and love into their world.

What Ever Happened to Heather?

Parenting & Relationships

Bootstrap Books, LLC

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Books by O'Leary, Ann

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Letting Go

Julia's Song

The Other Woman

What Ever Happened to Heather?