Eve, born Evan Nichols, lived a lie for 28 years before finally deciding to do something about it. She knew becoming a woman would cause pain and emotional distress, but you can't prepare for everything...especially not romance.
A story about what it means to become who you really are as told by Melanie Brown, author of the Reluctant Girl Series and other great stories!
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This story is 74 words long.
Comments
Eve's Christmas, etc.?
Based on the blurb, I'm guessing this is the trilogy of stories starting with Eve's Christmas bundled into a Kindle book.
That trilogy ended on a rather down note -- does the Kindle version add anything beyond what's in Eve of Destruction?
Eve’s story
Yes. It’s all 3 stories with additional material plus a new 4th part.
Melanie
a change of pace
Well, part four was a change of pace from the your normal story line. But I guess with the characters being older you've injected more mature themes into the story line. It's a change from the adult themes that were only in your sci fi story lines, looking forward your future works. I'm getting spoiled with the Amazon Alexa reader, it allows you multi task. Dora
Sales Rank
For Eve midday June 19, 2018:
#2 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Teen & Young Adult > LGBT > Fiction (DP has 6 in the top 100)
#10 in Books > Teens > Literature & Fiction > Gay & Lesbian (DP has 3 in top 100)
#27 in Books > Teens > Literature & Fiction > Coming of Age (Dp has 2 in the top 100)
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Hugs,
Erin
= Give everyone the benefit of the doubt because certainty is a fragile thing that can be shattered by one overlooked fact.
I’m still reading
I’m still reading
Excellent Story
Many TG stories imply that being beautiful is the brass ring. Eve shows us time and again that "passing" is table-stakes and no more.
Well worth the read.
Jill
Angela Rasch (Jill M I)
Sometimes things aren't so easy
Well written and certainly not the rosy path to acceptance that we would all like to fantasize about. While I try to put myself in a character's place when writing, I'm not TS so I never really know if I'm getting it right. After reading this story, I'm pretty sure Ms. Brown gets it right. I'm going to have to start reading her back catalog.