At 21, Jordache Alexander meets Mell Quinn. Now at 29, Jordache is beautiful and successful but bitter and mourning the death of her lover Mell. She agrees to go to Devon for a poetry and painting course. On the course is Frances Ledger 47, a talented artist and devout Roman Catholic who has had her dreams shattered. From an abrasive first meeting, a tentative friendship develops between the two women, but Frances has problems she cannot share.

Professor Fiona Reid feels it is now too late for the life she would have wished. "I want so much more than this dusty book jacket I've allowed myself to become." She accepts the offer to take a group to Italy as their courier. Kale McBride a successful outgoing writer of lesbian fiction is a member of the group. "I do miss being part of a couple...the relationship, but it's hard as you get older to meet women who interest you intellectually and sexually. Or find women interested in you " Will Fiona find the courage to admit her sexuality?

Set in the hostile climate of 1960s Britain, English teacher Diana Benton starts her new job at an exclusive Scottish school. It is here she is confronted with the rebellious American pupil, Samantha Stevenson. A war of words soon spirals into a forbidden and passionate love.

Baby Ben is a Border Collie pup who knows only darkness and hunger, having lived all of his short life locked away in a gloomy, dirty shed. Then comes daylight, the joy of birdsong and the sweet smell of grass as he is set 'free' to begin his new life as Seth, where he'll learn the importance of being biddable towards his new owner. Through my Eyes brings to the forefront the sadness and injustice of animal cruelty. However, it is also a story of hope, trust, love and peace - told (with hand drawn sketches) through the eyes of Seth as he takes his journey through the seasons of his life.

Leon - The brave new world of being judged for your ability not your sex. Oh she had had such romantic notions of a life of love and laughter. Dr Robin Mclean listened to the surge of male voices. At thirty-seven she somehow felt there should be more enjoyment to her life than being trapped in a medical conference with her husband. The hotel bar was empty. It would not have mattered to her had it been full, for Patricia Dean was competent, assured, street-wise and ambitious. Barrie McKenzie sat quietly at the back of the lecture hall listening with rapt attention to the tutor who had...

After the Second World War, three men return to Liverpool and pick up the pieces of their previous life. Their ambitions, failures and greed all become entwined. In the late 1970s, from a housing scheme in Glasgow, Gillon Hardy embarks on a search for the meaning of his existence and to find his own identity. This journey is interrupted by a chance meeting with a woman while visiting Rome. Both the three men and Gillon become interweaved in a saga of family rivalries, sexual identity and dreams that ultimately disappoint.