More Speculative Fiction I Love
Explore a curated list of beloved speculative fiction books that captivate the imagination. Discover must-read sci-fi, fantasy, and dystopian novels for fans of thought-provoking and visionary storytelling.

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Sleight of Hand
by Laura Adams
The night Autumn Bradley died... ...she met the woman of her destiny: the fire-haired woman who sends Autumn back to her dying body and thereafter mysteriously haunts Autumn's dreams. Getting by with sleight of hand and other quick-fingered magic tricks, Autumn has no memory of her life before the age of 17. In the years since only a medieval choral chant has stirred her memory. Life's shadows reach for her. But she resists with the power that dances in her hands. Ursula Columbine begins a journey... ...to join Kelly, the woman she loves. Leaving the protection of a powerful circle that has sheltered her all her life, she is immediately exposed and threatened by a hungry darkness that craves something only the naive Ursula can give.

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Night Vision
by Laura Adams
Julia Madison is having nightmares. Every night. All night. Painful and perplexing, the nightmares of a woman in captivity calling for help escalate until she is having them during the day, wide awake. Doctors prescribe pills. Therapists theorize about past lives and post-traumatic stress. Fortune tellers predict she will meet a tall, mysterious stranger. Julia would prefer to blame her ex, her job, even the Santa Ana winds. In spite of her long history as a loner, she turns to a support group for women with sleep disorders. To her amazement she learns that the other lesbians in the group--and only the lesbians--are having similar nightmares. No longer believing these vivid night visions are in their heads, the women join forces to find the source of their disturbance. Since Julia knows that her dreams focus on the woman she's named Sirena, finding Sirena is her number one priority. Convincing the other lesbians to help her comb the Mojave Desert is only the beginning of the adventure.

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Seeds of Fire
by Karin Kallmaker
Autumn Bradley used the magic in her hands to save Ursula Columbine from the darkness that hunts for her. But the ordeal of her rescue has left Ursula's mind blank and her powers dimmed. Autumn only knows that it is up to her to hide the defenseless Ursula. Darkness has spilled into Kelly Dove's life. She will use all her strength, no matter the cost to anyone, for what her dreams seem to promise: Ursula hers again. Taylor St. Claire risked faith and spirit to save Ursula but failed. No longer cleric, no longer priestess, Taylor's bitterness threatens to consume her completely. From the ancient music that haunts them all comes a clue in the search for Ursula, and Kelly seems only too eager to help. But the face of Ursula's captor is not the woman Taylor expects. The second volume of the Tunnel of Light trilogy continues the explosive journey of passion, heartbreak and triumph.

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The Dawning
by Laura Adams
"Thirteen years have passed since the fiery explosion that killed seven people and shattered the lives of thousands more, but Amanda Martin is unable to forgive herself for her part in the tragedy. Deep in the hills of New Mexico, she watches an approaching storm, hoping against hope, that the torrential rains and violent floods will wash away some of her pain. In a flash of lightning, she sees something that wasn't there just second before--a long woman struggling in the churning waters hundreds of feet below. After a difficult rescue that almost claims both their live, Amanda brings the mud-soaked stranger to the safety of her cabin. But this is no stranger. For when the mud is washed away, Amanda instantly recognizes the disheveled woman--as one of the seven who died in that horrible accident!!!"--


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Daughters of an Emerald Dusk
by Katherine V. Forrest
Late in the 22nd century, 4000 women escape the tyranny of a male-dominated Earth and colonise the planet of Maternas. Katherine V. Forrest's influential 1984 novel, Daughters of the Coral Dawn, told the story of this exodus. Her 2002 novel, Daughters of an Amber Moon, told the story of the women left on Earth. Here she brings her trilogy to a close with this story of how the first generation born on Maternas have reached maturity. But their vision of a perfect world is very different from that of the founders of the Maternas colony.

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Daughters of an Amber Noon
by Katherine V. Forrest
The lesbian science-fiction classic Daughters of a Coral Dawn (80,000 copies sold) told the story of a group of pioneering women who disappeared from Earth and colonised the planet Maternas. But what of their sisters left behind? In this highly anticipated sequel, Katherine Forrest tells the story of a group of women called Unity, who have gone into hiding to escape the tyrannical rule of dictator Theo Zedera. As Zed uses his intimate knowledge of the women's secrets against them, they struggle to build a world safe for women.

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Daughters of a Coral Dawn
by Katherine V. Forrest
The legendary classic of lesbian science fiction, now available from Alyson.

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Protector of the Realm
by Gun Brooke
When Rae captures Kellen and holds her on her space station, she learns that Kellen is wanted on kidnapping charges. She has abducted Armeo M'Aido, a young boy, and future heir to the kingdom, supposedly in her care. Kellen's accuser Ambassador M'Ekar claims that Armeo is a relative through his deceased wife, and has been pursuing Kellen. The story doesn't ring true to Rae after she discovers that Kellen was seriously injured trying to escape from M'Ekar.

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Rebel's Quest
by Gun Brooke
In a world torn by war, two women discover a love that defies boundaries, challenges allegiances, and that just might mean the survival - or destruction - of all they hold dear.