• Toothpick House (1983)
  Irrepressible cab driver Annie Heaphy falls for a Yalie and brings the old and new gay cultures together.

• Christmas at a Bar (1984)

• Old Dyke Tales (1984)
  Short stories of lesbian love and life.

• A Guide to Publishers of Lesbian Fiction (1985)

• The Swashbuckler (1985)
  The famous novel about butch/femme relationships and authentic lesbian life in the 1960s and 70s.

• Hanukah at a Bar (1986)

• Home in Your Hands 1986)
  Short stories about the women Lynch's readers

• The Amazon Trail (1986)
  Lynch's early self-syndicated columns from gay papers across the country.

• New Year's Eve at a Bar (1987)

• The Fires of Winter Solstice (1987)

• Sue Slate: Private Eye -- Finalist, 1989 Lambda Literary Award for Science/Fiction/Fantasy/Horror (Lesbian)
  An Alleycat detective and a feline torch singer are San Francisco top cats in this mystery spoof.

• That Old Studebaker (1991)
  Andy Blaine's two great loves are Regina and the car. A story of love and loss on a cross country ride.

• Cactus Love: A Collection of Short Stories (1994)
  Short Stories with old and new heroines.

• Off the Rag: Lesbians Writing on Menopause (1996) with Akia Woods, ed.
  Some of the best lesbian writers today offer a powerful view of their menopausal lives.  It's all here -- spontaneous hot flashes, painful decisions, anger, conflict and laughter, not to mention great sex.  Let this book be your companion on the road to menstrual liberation.  According to Lynch, "contributors to Off the Rag have given me more of the kind of information I've been seeking than any ten articles by physicians."

• Sweet Creek (2006) -- Nominated 2006 Lambda Literary Award for Lesbian Fiction
  Sweet Creek is set in a town near a vortex in the Pacific Northwest. Emerging and changing relationships challenge the women who inhabit this special space, and as the four central women who move to this dyke magnet become family, they learn to lay their fears and ghosts to rest.

Morton River Valley Trilogy

1. Dusty's Queen of Hearts Diner (1987)
   Dusty and Elly's brainchild is the beating heart of Morton River Valley as well as the target of its bigotry.

2. Morton River Valley (1992)
   Paris Collins turns heads and captures hearts as she gets involved with both an immigrant family and the descendent of an upper crust family

3. Rafferty Street (1998)
   Annie Heaphy of Toothpick House moves to the Valley seeking love and home.