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Saturday Afternoon
Harry was relaxing on a Saturday afternoon, the recliner tilted back, the cat in his lap and a good novel in his hands. His wife Carmen was out shopping, leaving Harry a very contented man. So content that the good novel was resting upside down on the cat, who was sprawled across Harry's lap in a posture that only a trusting feline could find comfortable.

An old wedding dress has an unnatural attraction for three brothers.Fred does his best to protect his brothers, Sam and Michael, from putting on the sex-changing dress but his efforts may be in vain if he doesn't make a move, himself.

As I staggered out of the football team’s locker room after another tiring session some freshmen giggled when they saw me. Sigh, by now everyone should be used to the tousled me in my skimpy cheerleading uniform with the tenting skirt.

Love is a many splendored -- thing?

After his parents accidentally place him in a girls boarding school, Jock’s happiness is lost and then found.

Day Two of trying to live the life of my multi-versal double. It's going to be complications on top of complications.

Is there anything worse than leaping back into my female doppleganger's body while she's having sex with a guy I hate? Maybe ... the aftermath?

Off to school I go. If I walk like Charlene and talk like Charlene ... does that make me Charlene?

The Other Side of Me – Part Four
by Limbo’s Mistress

Katie threw her hands in the air in disgust and sighed.

“Jesus Christ! Come on, Chuck. Stop being such a whiny little priss.”

“I’m not being a priss,” I replied, knowing I sounded exactly like the whiny priss she was accusing me of being. “I’m … taking my time. No need to rush into it, you know?”

Another toss of the hands, this time followed by a super-exaggerated eye roll.

'Mihi nomen est Calpurnia Valeria, sed cum ego natus eram dicitur Sextus, sexta vivum puerum parentes mei, et in tantum puer.' ('My name is Calpurnia Valeria, but when I was born I was called Sextus, the sixth living child of my parents and the only boy.')

I read the neat Latin script on the roll of parchment a second time. No, there was no mistake, it said 'puer' (boy) not 'puella' (girl), and 'Sextus' not 'Sexta'.

The final chapter.

Escape is finally at hand. But is the Order of the Dawn the only threat to my well-being?

Kevin's fiancee, Jessica, discovers that one of his groomsmen was born female and that they have a past history together. Kevin scrambles to assure Jessica before she calls the wedding off.

A captive of the Order of the Dawn. Who is this mysterious organization. What is their agenda? And what hope do I have to get free?

Matthew and I flee the city, trying to stay one step ahead of the police and the Order. My skills as an officer would be a great asset, if I can stop thinking like a fifteen-year-old girl.

As a policeman, my job is to help people. When I tried to help a young girl in trouble, I find myself trapped in her body and a nefarious organization after us both.

Game Day! Even though I'm super excited about it, I still can't help but worry about the state of my friendship with Sarah. Can we mend the fence? Or will Jen's return ruin everything?

Things begin to come together as they fall apart. I might still have a way back to Lee, but there is also the matter of telling Sarah the truth about the wishing stone. Nothing in a new girl's life can ever be simple.

Jen gives me a piece of her mind. The quandary about Penny's love life starts to be too much. And I make the decision to tell someone about the stone.

Who is this new guy in my life? What happened to Lee? Plus, I get to see the darker side of the wishing stone's power.

Lee and I finally get some much needed alone time. Am I ready to experience all that being a girl has to offer? Or will my good time end in disaster?

My first party as the increasingly popular Pee-Jay. I wanted to mingle, show off in my bikini, and maybe play some water polo with the handsome Lee Taylor. Instead, I discover things might not be as rosy as I'd originally thought.