Rotary Spokes [Import] [Paperback]

Fiona Cooper (Author)

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Paperback: 254 pages
Publisher: Brillance Books; First Edition edition (1988)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0946189226
ISBN-13: 978-0946189229
Shipping Weight: 1.1 pounds

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a rip roaring ride through middle america with the good citizens of Normal, a no horse town in the middle of nowhere. Our tacturn hero will have you rooting for her as she roars on her harley from one set of memorable characters to the next. From a personal collection of over 1000 lesbian books this is the one I read time and time again and I still ain't tired of it.

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As the spectre of holocaust and moral decay bestrode the land, there was one small town which would not have agreed with Thomas Pateman. Read the first page

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Rotary Spokes, The Phoenix, The Hug, Fender Rhodes, Blind Ellen, Gooseneck Squash, Aurelia Bontemps, Street East, Dragnet Hornwinder, Samuel Uncle, Reen the Bean, Biffi Burger, Hook Airs, Diz Darling, Eugenie Lafayette, Feast Your Eyes, Jessimer Dominie, Luigi Tertiorelli, Crazy Woman's Fork, Jesus Christ, Karen Schuchter, Middle America, Rowena Neill, Thomas Pateman, Dave the Deep Sea Diver

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This book cites 8 books:

Bruce Lee: Fighting Spirit by Bruce Thomas on page 195
Mystery Party Guest (Picture Puffins) by Tony Bradman on page 218
Jay Loves Lucy (Masks S.) by Fiona Cooper in Front Matter
Heartbreak on the High Sierra by Fiona Cooper in Front Matter
Free Fall by William Golding on page 180

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Blossom at the Mention of Your Name by Fiona Cooper in Front Matter

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