Paula Martinac

• Jan-1989
• / General Fiction
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• Oct-1989
• / General Fiction
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• Aug-1993
• / Literary
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An evocative and compelling story of loss and love, this new novel by award-winning author Paula Martinac takes on issues central to our times. Teresa Keenan, a lesbian writer living in New York City, is attempting to come to terms with the loss of J...

• Nov-2001
• / General Fiction
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• Oct-2012
• / General Fiction
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• Mar-2017
• / Historical
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Over seven decades, Librarian, Ada Shook, is witness to the racism laced through her Southern city; the paradox of religion as both comfort and torment; and the survival networks created by gay people. Eleven interconnected stories cover the sweep of...

• Apr-2019
• / Romance
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In 1983, Livvie Bliss leaves western North Carolina for New York City, armed with a degree in English and a small cushion of cash from a favorite aunt. Her goal is to launch a career in publishing, but more important, to live openly as a lesbian. A r...

• Jan-2021
• / Contemporary Romance
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In rural Virginia in 1960, history professor Gen Rider has secured tenure at Baines College, a private school for white women. A woman in a man’s field, she teaches “Negro” history, which has made her suspect with a powerful male colleague. Eve...

• Dec-2021
• / Contemporary Romance
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In 1850s Manhattan, 18-year-old Georgiana Cartwright witnesses the downfall of her father, a renowned actor who disgraces himself performing under the influence. When he deserts the family, Georgie is expected to save the day by marrying well. But sh...