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I only had to wear a dress for one night. Just long enough to fool my boyfriend’s parents. I didn’t know it would change my whole life. My boyfriend hates his family. His spiteful sister and his very anti-gay mom and dad. But they’re also very rich. And if he wants his inheritance, we have to pretend to be a straight couple. That means I need wear a dress and makeup. But only one time. Just for dinner. So why do I buy more women’s clothes every time I watch one of these silly videos that comes to my inbox? And why am I flying to a clinic that promises to help me become who I’m ...

After living with my outdated and broken kitchen for way too long, I finally hire someone to renovate it. The hot, muscular contractor wants to transform more than just the kitchen, though. Will I submit to the changes he has planned for me? When he orders me to put on a pair of panties, I resist. I can’t wear these. But then his dark brown eyes lock with mine. And I remember the way I felt when he touched me earlier. It’s just a pair of panties, right? There’s nothing wrong with wearing them while he’s here. But it’s not just a pair of panties. As he leads me toward a life I'd ...

I planned to never see him again. And I didn't. For ten years. Until I ended up standing next to him at my best friend's wedding. All through high school, I had a crush on Braden. The day after we graduated, I told him the truth. I loved him. And I wasn't the boy he thought I was. Disgust and anger swept across his face. When he stormed off, ripping away my heart, I swore that was the end. I would never let myself think about him again. But then my best friend called and asked me to be the best woman at his wedding. He's the one person who stuck with me through my transition, so of course I...

For years, Carter and Maya exchanged letters. With each one, their feelings grew. But there was a secret that could tear them apart. Maya was really a boy named Max. It was just an innocent prank. Carter wasn't supposed to fall in love. Once Max realized things had gone too far, he cut off all contact. But it was too late. Both boys had developed feelings they never expected. Ten years later, Max opens his mailbox to find an unexpected letter. Without even looking at the return address, he knows who sent it. His heart races, and his hands tremble. Every feeling that he thought was dead and ...