Kayt Peck

The Ladies' Room (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A dream is housed in the dusty, unused storage room above the Tickled Texan, one of Amber, Texas' two gay bars. Journalist April Sims serves as the reluctant leader in making that dream a reality. Under her guidance an eclectic group of women build a safe place in a community where being lesbian can be dangerous and difficult.

April meets Sophia Mendez, a local attorney, as she seeks legal guidance for members of the group. In meeting with the women of the Ladies' Room, Sophia finds herself dealing with personal as well as professional issues. When a radical religious group levels an attack on the entire gay community, even to the point of a vigilante attack on the Tickled Texan, the strength and unity of the women of The Ladies' Room will be tested to the core.

Only time will tell if the beauty of the dream can override the ugliness of a harsh reality.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: SapphireBooks
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. September 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781943353101
• Artikelnr.: 48026867

Autorenporträt

Kayt C. Peck has been a professional writer for over 30 years while applying her skills in a variety of situations from serving as a journalist to being a public affairs officer in the US Naval Reserve to efforts as a highly successful grants expert who has raised over $30 million for nonprofit and non-governmental organizations both foreign and domestic.

The pages of her novels reflect a vibrancy only possible because of the wealth of life experience. She has lived and worked as a cowhand, a truck driver, a naval officer, a glbt activist, a firefighter, a search and rescue section chief and so much more.

As a regular author for Sapphire Books she draws a dedicated readership because of her ability to create characters of depth and complexity which her readers can call friend. Those characters live and breath in a setting of equal depth and complexity.