FBI Agent Samantha Skellar and her partner Robert Munroe are on the trail of a possible serial killer who has been terrorizing the suburban neighborhoods of Seattle. When Agent Skellar starts receiving threatening messages on her computer, she calls in the help of free-spirited hacker Lucy Spoon, and gets much more than she bargained for.

Does someone have a personal grudge against Sam? Or could the elusive killer be targeting Sam for reasons unknown to her? And what about Lucy, who seems to be guarding secrets of her own…

Editor Lynne Jamneck has collected thirteen erotic science fiction stories from noted writers of speculative fiction. The nature of attraction, of lesbian desire, and what makes us human, awaits readers eager to explore the future.

Periphery: Erotic Lesbian Futures offers up stories that are as sexy and entertaining as they are thought-provoking. Not only do these alluring tales of worlds near and far grab on and hold tight, they tackle some of the most pressing issues of today—and tomorrow!

From the messy effects of love and principles to exploring the human genome to corporate

They're immortal. They cannot lie. Often they are unnaturally beautiful or horrendously ugly. With a song or a glance or a single kiss they can bewitch. They are the Fey Folk. For centuries they have captivated us, in folktales and in fiction.

This is a collection of faery stories with a distinctive twist - all have g/l/b/t themes. While there have been anthologies of queer speculative fiction, none have ever focused attention on faeries. But consider how so many gay cultural elements can be applied to the Fey - the focus on youth and beauty, the love of the dance, and wild passion and