After lots of begging, Joe finally agrees to get himself dolled up for his friend Chris. He was promised that it would only be for five minutes—just long enough to prove to Chris’s mother that Chris does indeed have a girlfriend. It was just supposed to be a quick appearance at the mall, but now Chris’s mother is spying from afar, so Joe is going to have to stay in character until they can shake her, or until the pretend date is finished. This book contains: feminization, sissification, mtf, m2f, transformation, transgender, trans, girly boy, effeminate, genderswap, gender swap, sissy, sissies, t-girl, transition, steamy erotica, crossdressing, crossdresser, transsexual, emasculation.

When Derek realizes his life is missing something, he drops everything and hits the road. He doesn’t know what he’s hoping to find, but he knows it’s not waiting for him at law school, or in his home town where he has spent his whole life. He decides he’ll go wherever the road takes him, wherever the people who pick him up on the side of the road are going. He certainly doesn’t expect to be picked up by the group of hippies headed west. And he doesn’t expect to find himself impersonating one of them, a female novelist, after she goes missing during a drug-induced night of fun.

Destined is an up-and-coming rock band with a quickly growing fan-base. The band members are old friends. Their dynamic had always been drama-free—until Mario, the band’s drummer, shows up for rehearsal one day dressed as a girl. Now, she wants to be called Maddie. One small identify change and the dynamic of the band shifts completely—particularly after Ray, the band’s singer, gets the idea to be a ‘girl band’. It’s not long before fans seem to think that the boys look better in leather skirts and crop tops.

Tanner is a hot mess. In the words of his sixth-grade teacher: “You destroy everything you touch and you’re terrible at everything you do.” Call it clumsiness. Call it bad luck. Call it a curse. Whatever you want to call it, Tanner has it. He’s never been able to hold down a job for more than a week before something terrible happens. He’s always accidentally getting people hurt, costing companies thousands of dollars in lawsuits and insurance claims. On more than one occasion, he’s accidentally lit his place of work on fire. He’s on the brink of giving up, but figures he’ll give working one last go, at a department store. What could go wrong in a department store? Well, one week into his new gig, something goes very wrong. Actually, lots goes wrong, but it’s an accident involving a children’s toy that leaves Tanner burned and without clothes in the staff bathroom. Now, Tanner has to sneak away before his boss finds him bearing it all in the staff bathroom. So he puts on the only thing within reach: a dress, and the wig from a nearby mannequin. The disguise is just supposed to get him home so he can grab a new work outfit, but his short time dressed as a woman is curious to say the least. While dressed like a girl, nothing bad happens to Tanner. People are nice to him. He gets a free bus ride, a free dinner, and someone even hands him some cash as an act of kindness. It’s a streak of good luck that Tanner isn’t used to… but it’s something he could get used to.

Kenny has a bully problem: a bad bully problem. Every day is torment, until a new girl arrives at the school. Alex is tall, athletic, and beautiful—and she doesn’t take crap from anyone. When she sees Kenny being targeted by the school’s meanest bullies, she puts her foot down—right into the face of the meanest of them all. And just like that, the bad boys are too afraid to pester Kenny. Now, school life for Kenny isn’t looking so grim. It seems like he’s in the clear, until Alex reveals to him that there is something she wants from the young, petite-framed man.

Aaron, a real estate agent in Toronto, has spent man tedious months dealing with an old woman, Ms. Volkov, from rural Ukraine about a decrepit mansion in a rundown part of town. She’s unable to travel from Europe to see the property, but wants to know absolutely everything about it before making an offer. She has no phone, no internet, so communication is tedious—with penned letters. He is just about ready to give up on selling the old house to the old woman—and then she sends Aaron a huge wad of cash, to thank him for his time. With the cash is an invitation, for Aaron to travel to rural Ukraine to meet Ms. Volkov, and perhaps to sign off on the deal. He makes the trip, taking along photos and videos of the mansion and the surrounding area. It’s a multi-day trip to get to Ms. Volkov’s small castle in the middle of nowhere, to discover that Ms. Volkov is not an old woman at all, but a stunningly beautiful young woman with millions of dollars and a very mysterious lifestyle. The stay issn’t supposed to be for more than a night, but Ms. Volkov insists that Aaron stay for longer. Just how long? Well, that quickly becomes an answer that Aaron wants when he realizes he’s trapped inside of that castle.

I didn’t want to break up with Evie. We’d been together for so long. We had so many memories together. But she was just so… Ho-hum. I needed excitement in my life. So I decided to cut her loose, and then I met Kitty. Kitty is exactly what I need… Kitty is wild, full of energy, with a head filled with crazy ideas. She’s not afraid to get into trouble, and she’s a firecracker in the bedroom. What more could a guy want? Well, maybe she’s a bit too wild. Maybe she’s a bit too… crazy. Maybe she’s a bit too fearless when it comes to breaking the law, deceiving the police, blackmailing people, and forcing her partners to satisfy all of her crazy desires under the sheets.

Reece just moved schools, and it seems like his worst fear is coming true: he can’t find any friends. Everyone is already settled into a clique. It’s looking like the start of a miserable senior year… And then, Reece randomly gets invited to hang out with a group of normal-looking guys. In fact, they’re better than normal; they’re cool, they’re popular, and they’re friendly. There’s only one abnormality with the group: on weekends, they all secretly dress up as trendy girls and party together. The question now is, how badly does Reece want to be a part of a friend group for his senior year?

The annual Comic & Cosplay Convention is trying to grow and diversify its audience, so for the first time ever, they’re letting girls in for free—a pretty good deal, considering a weekend pass is about three-hundred bucks. Well, I don’t have three-hundred bucks for a ticket, but I do have a few dollars for a cheap wig, some makeup, and a ditsy little costume.

When Pete and Will head over to Aaron’s house to pick him up for a hockey game, they don’t expect to find him in his sister’s bedroom, wearing his sister’s clothes and makeup. And they certainly don’t expect him to be so convincing. He claims he just did it to satisfy a curiosity, but Pete suspects it’s much more than that. Regardless, Will is determined to make the most of his friend’s embarrassing secret. Because it turns out there are a lot of perks to having a cute little girlfriend.