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    <![CDATA[<p>&quot;The ultimate lesbian love novel.&quot;-<em>The Lesbian News</em></p><p>&quot;A masterpiece of lesbian love.&quot;-<em>The Sacramento Star</em></p><p>The intimacy of a cabin at Lake Tahoe provides the combustible setting that brings Diana Holland and Lane Christianson together in this passionate novel of first discovery. Candid in its eroticism, intensely romantic, and remarkably beautiful, <em>Curious Wine</em> is a love story that will remain in your memory.</p><p><strong>Katherine Forrest </strong>is the author of 12 books, including the groundbreaking science-fiction novel <em>Daughters of a Coral Dawn </em>and the enduringly popular Kate Delafield Mysteries. She lives in San Francisco.</p>]]>
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    <![CDATA[<p>As LAPD detective Kate Delafield investigates the Thanksgiving Day strychnine poisoning of retired movie director Owen Sinclair, she discovers that he turned over names to the House Un-American Activities Committee in the 1950s and destroyed countless careers. But which of his charmingly eccentric neighbors, most of whom have worked in Hollywood since the 1940s, might be responsible for what now appears to be a revenge killing? </p>]]>
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    <![CDATA[New to the Los Angeles area, leading a nomadic life of comfort and privilege, Paul and Carolyn Blake are an American success story. Paul is a self-made man who has overcome hardship to achieve a successful business career. Carolyn is the perfect young wife who has made him the envy of other men.  <p>Then Val Hunter and her ten-year-old son move in next door. An artist just coming into her own, she is a startling and unconventional woman on all counts: physically imposing, and with a burgeoning independence of spirit--and a sexuality that breaks through in her passion for Carolyn.  <p>Paul Blake knows a threat when he sees one, and he knows immediately that Val is exceedingly dangerous. She will expose Carolyn to values that will challenge what Carolyn has accepted and taken for granted. He must fight to retain possession of his wife, and fight he will.  <p>An Emergence of Green is a timeless novel of no-holds-barred combat between a man and a woman for the body and soul of the woman they both covet.</p></p></p>]]>
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    <![CDATA[<p>When a successful gay restaurateur is stabbed to death, Kate Delafield's investigation puts her in conflict with her own fear of being outed as a lesbian. Can Kate testify for the prosecution with her integrity intact, when the killer's attorney, the only man who knows the truth about Kate's -sexuality, prepares a &quot;homosexual panic&quot; defense?</p><p>In addition to penning the legendary Kate Delafield mystery series, <strong>Katherine V. Forrest</strong> has written the lesbian romantic classic <em>Curious Wine</em> and the science fiction novels <em>Daughters of a Coral Dawn</em> and <em>Daughters of an Amber Noon</em>. She lives in San Francisco.</p>]]>
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    <![CDATA[Amateur City: The Kate Delafield Mysteries]]>
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    <![CDATA[<p>When Katherine V. Forrest's Amateur City was published in 1984, introducing LAPD detective Kate Delafield, it not only marked the beginning of one of mystery fiction's most successful series, it also created one of the most lucrative genres in gay publishing: the lesbian mystery. With her next six Kate Delafield novels, Forrest's complex and determined lesbian detective became the most celebrated figure in lesbian fiction. Alyson is proud to present the first and second Kate Delafield mysteries, back in print and ready to captivate a new generation of fans! </p><p>In <em>Amateur City</em>, Kate and her partner, Ed Taylor, investigate the murder of a highly placed executive, whose body was found by a coworker, a woman who begins to break down Kate's defenses.</p><p>In addition to penning the legendary Kate Delafield mystery series, -<em>Katherine V. Forrest </em>has written the lesbian romantic classic <em>Curious Wine </em>and the science fiction novels <em>Daughters of a Coral Dawn </em>and <em>Daughters of an Amber Noon</em>. She lives in San Francisco.</p>]]>
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    <![CDATA[Long before high-profile lesbian cops such as Laurie R. King's  Kate Martinelli were  fighting for our attention, a former Marine turned Los Angeles police detective named Kate Delafield was  doing some quietly effective ground-breaking of her own under the expert guidance of Katherine V.  Forrest. In <em>Liberty Square,</em> Delafield is in Washington, D.C., for the 25th anniversary reunion of her  old Vietnam outfit. When all hell breaks loose, it's Kate the cop who has to sort it out. Forrest's writing is  spare and her characters come to life quickly.   Other Delafield books in paperback include <em>Amateur City</em>,  <em>The Beverly Malibu</em>, <em>Murder at the Nightwood Bar</em>, and <em>Murder by Tradition</em>. ]]>
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    <![CDATA[<p>The lesbian science-fiction classic <em>Daughters of a Coral Dawn </em>told the story of a group of pioneering women who disappeared from Earth and colonized the planet Maternas. But what of their sisters left behind? In the highly anticipated sequel, Katherine Forrest tells the story of a group of women called the Unity, who have vanished from society but are still living on earth. But Earth, repressive before the most accomplished and in-dispensable women disappeared, is now a hellish place ruled by the dictator Theo Zedera, known as Zed, and he is seeking the vanished women with ruthless determination. Among them is Africa Contrera, and as she struggles to build a world safe for women, she is haunted by her past,   a past in which she and Zed were close friends, a past where she trusted him and shared the deadly knowledge he now uses to hunt her. Is there hope for this new hidden society of women? However resourceful they may be, can they withstand the savagery of a man who uses their own secrets against them? Just as she did 18 years ago, Katherine Forrest has created a brilliant and breathtaking saga of a divided society and the rebels courageous enough to withstand this brutal new world.</p><p><strong>Katherine Forrest </strong>is also the author of the lesbian romantic classic <em>Curious Wine </em>as well as the groundbreaking Kate Delafield mystery series.</p>]]>
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    <![CDATA[Apparition Alley: A Kate Delafield Mystery]]>
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    <![CDATA[LAPD homicide detective Kate Delafield is shot in a routine drug bust.  It's her first line-of-fire accident, but when it turns out that the bullet that  winged her came not from the suspect's gun but from a police weapon, the case  takes on a different hue. Was Kate's injury the result of a bias against gays  and lesbians in the department? And how does it tie into the charges levied  against Luke Taggart, a cop whose partner, a closeted gay man, was killed in  what he believes was a hate crime? <p>  When Kate is reluctantly dragooned into defending Taggart at a departmental  hearing on charges that could lead to a murder indictment, she tries to ignore  the homophobia that seems to be the common link between her shooting and the  murder of Taggart's partner. But the psychotherapy required after an      officer-involved shooting forces her to confront her guilt over the suicide of  another member of the department and her ambivalence about outing her gay  colleagues or even coming out of the closet herself. <p>  Forrest uses both the current tarnish on the reputation of the Rampart-era LAPD  and the tangled personal and political implications of sexual diversity to good  advantage in this well-crafted mystery, the fifth in the Kate Delafield series.  The most effective scenes, in the office of the psychologist she's forced to  see, add another layer of complexity to Kate's character. This is a heroine who  continues to evolve and grow with every new adventure. <em>--Jane Adams</em></p></p>]]>
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