New Releases by Sherry Thomas

Love has designs of its own.… To all of London society, Lord and Lady Tremaine had the ideal arrangement: a marriage based on civility, courteousness, and freedom—by all accounts, a perfect marriage. The reason? For the last ten years, husband and wife have resided on separate continents. But once upon a time, things were quite different for the Tremaines….When Gigi Rowland first laid eyes on Camden Saybrook, the attraction was immediate and overwhelming. But what began in a spark of passion ended in betrayal the morning after their wedding—and now Gigi wants to be free to marry again. When Camden returns from America with an outrageous demand in exchange for her freedom, Gigi’s decision will have consequences she never imagined, as secrets are exposed, desire is rekindled—and one of London’s most admired couples must either fall in love all over again…or let each other go forever.

A continuation of the story begun in ''Deep Winter'', finding the Drummond family and their friends adapting to the radically altered world they now find themselves in.

From a relatively normal American life to a survival situation in moments, this story follows the Drummond family as they learn to adapt to a now, very different community...and world. Beginning on a bitter cold January night, the story begins with a series of earthquakes tearing through the Pacific Northwest....and in the following days the family--and the nation--face challenges from unexpected sources....

"JoAnn Loulan explores what happens when all lesbians try to the same and what we can learn from exploring differences. The Lesbian Erotic Dance opens with that age-old tango: butch and femme. Then, JoAnn Loulan begins to create a new erotic language that will help to end the silences, describing "other rhythms" of sexuality that are at the same time inclusive and diverse. This book is about reclaiming lesbian eroticism, our history and all our possibilities"--Page [4] of cover.

Detailed information on all aspects of country living and farming, collected from the pages of Country Woman Magazine, is interspersed with journal accounts of the personal experiences of women who made the move from city to farm.