Tabou: Jocelyn

by Suzanne Stroh

The erotic Odyssey of Jocelyn Russet continues in Book 2 of the TABOU literary quintet spanning 100 years and four generations across four continents.

A terror attack alters the landscape for the Russets of Virginia, the Garcia McKennas of Venezuela and the Nazi hunters. Can Jocelyn reconcile opposing mandates to save lives?

Switch gears for a fast-paced tale of suspense that stretches from Los Angeles to the Caribbean across the Atlantic to Iceland and Cyprus.

529 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2012

About the author

In an age of specialization, Suzanne Stroh was born to range widely. She is a screenwriter, playwright, film producer, performer, and translator telling irreverent stories with strong, free-spirited women at the center.

Her new book is the first English translation of a lesbian classic: Natalie Barney's I Remember Her, the haunting prose poem in 1904 written to win back the love of poet Renée Vivien.

Suzanne maintains Barney’s grave in Paris and co-curates the BookLantern project there. Her audiobook credits include the Jazz Age comedy about Barney, A Night at the Amazon’s by Francesco Rapazzini, which Suzanne also translated (with Sally Hamilton).

She walks, climbs, rides and paddles in the Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia, where she lives a gloriously queer life with another Taurus, a small four-legged brood, and a sensible GenZ daughter keeping it real.

Learn more at SuzanneStroh dot com and NatalieCliffordBarney dot com.

Connect with Suzanne on Instagram @Born.to.range & @NatalieBarneyRueJacob.