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The Kate Delafield Mystery Series Hancock Park (2004) Sleeping Bones (1999) Apparition Alley (1997) Liberty Square (1996) Murder by Tradition (1991) The Beverly Malibu (1989) Murder at the Nightwood Bar (1987) Amateur City (1984) *Novels of Romance / Drama* Flashpoint (1994) An Emergency of Green (1988) Curious Wine (1983) *Speculative/Sci-Fi/Fantasy* Daughters of an Emerald Dusk (2005) Daughters of an Amber Noon (2002) Daughters of a Coral Dawn (1984) *Short Stories* Dreams and Swords (1988) *Anthologies Edited* Love, Castro Street: Reflections of San Francisco (2007) Lesbian Pulp Fiction: The Sexually Intrepid World or Lesbian Paperback Novels 1950 - 1965 (2005) Women of Mystery (2005) All in the Seasoning: and Other Holiday Stories (2004)	Publisher: Harrington Park Press (November 30, 2005) ISBN-13: 978-1560235439 This title contains 14 dazzling tales of mystery and murder from the best-known lesbian crime writers. Harrington Park Press proudly presents "Women of Mystery", an anthology of short lesbian suspense fiction from the best known lesbian mystery writers in the business. Edited by Katherine V. Forrest, author of the three-time Lambda Literary Award-winning, "Kate Delafield" mystery series, this book contains an unprecedented collection of never-before-published stories of mystery and imagination that'll keep readers thrilled as well as enthralled. Editorial Reviews Amazon "Beyond the grave, temporarily in the grave, not grave at all...these stories explore the inconvenience of being dead, the allure of danger by night, ghostly visitations, lethal secrets, victims who richly deserve to die, victims who have no intention of dying, the propensity of gardens to be planted with more than flowers." - Claire McNab "A winning anthology...every single story held my attention until the very end." - Ellen Hart "By far the best collection of mystery stories by lesbian writers I have ever read." - Evelyn Torton Beck"

The Official Site Of

Katherine V. Forrest

The Kate Delafield Mystery Series

Hancock Park (2004)

Sleeping Bones (1999)

Apparition Alley (1997)

Liberty Square (1996)

Murder by Tradition (1991)

The Beverly Malibu (1989)

Murder at the Nightwood Bar (1987)

Amateur City (1984)

Novels of Romance / Drama

Flashpoint (1994)

An Emergency of Green (1988)

Curious Wine (1983)

Speculative/Sci-Fi/Fantasy

Daughters of an Emerald Dusk (2005)

Daughters of an Amber Noon (2002)

Daughters of a Coral Dawn (1984)

Short Stories

Dreams and Swords (1988)

Anthologies Edited

Love, Castro Street: Reflections of San Francisco (2007)

Lesbian Pulp Fiction: The Sexually Intrepid World or Lesbian Paperback Novels 1950 - 1965 (2005)

Women of Mystery (2005)

All in the Seasoning: and Other Holiday Stories (2004)

Publisher: Harrington Park Press (November 30, 2005)

ISBN-13: 978-1560235439

This title contains 14 dazzling tales of mystery and murder from the best-known lesbian crime writers. Harrington Park Press proudly presents "Women of Mystery", an anthology of short lesbian suspense fiction from the best known lesbian mystery writers in the business. Edited by Katherine V. Forrest, author of the three-time Lambda Literary Award-winning, "Kate Delafield" mystery series, this book contains an unprecedented collection of never-before-published stories of mystery and imagination that'll keep readers thrilled as well as enthralled.

Editorial Reviews

Amazon

"Beyond the grave, temporarily in the grave, not grave at all...these stories explore the inconvenience of being dead, the allure of danger by night, ghostly visitations, lethal secrets, victims who richly deserve to die, victims who have no intention of dying, the propensity of gardens to be planted with more than flowers." - Claire McNab "A winning anthology...every single story held my attention until the very end." - Ellen Hart "By far the best collection of mystery stories by lesbian writers I have ever read." - Evelyn Torton Beck"