Lavender ladies: lesbians in historical fiction

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	"Richly written and entertaining story set in Victorian England."

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	"Barr's first novel, not related to her mystery series, lives up to it's title in this touching story."

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	"For years Celeste was my hero!  She might become yours too."

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	"Set in Shakespearean England, this novel has melodrama, romance and charm.  A fun novel if you can track it down."

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	"This romantic classic set in early America should be on every lesbian's bookshelf."

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	"This is a touching, fictionalized account of a couple of Irish women who defied convention in the 18th century.  They eloped to Wales and lived together for years."

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	"Set in colonial America, this wonderfully researched story speaks to religious tolerance, love and the New Jersey devil."

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	"Xena uber that's set in America's wild west."

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	"Galford's version of Molly's story is funny and fast moving."

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	"Before Xena's Gabrielle there was another kind of "bard."  Frye's novel is worth finding."

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	"A novel about finding "the life" during the second world war."

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	"Not strictly historical fiction but the colonial American setting of the early portion earns it a mention here."

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	"Kallmaker's Adams novels are more fantasy yet her historical settings have an anthentic feel."

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	"My favorite Martinac is part history and part mystery."