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Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde: A Sweet Victorian Gender Swap Romance
There’s no better way to decode the mysteries of women than to become one yourself… Antwon Reynolds is a brilliant scientist working day and night to win fame and fortune by solving the ultimate mystery of mankind—how to understand the mysterious inner workings of women’s minds! To further his research, he comes up with a brilliant and daring the creation of a potion which will allow him to transform himself into a woman and conduct first-hand research of the intricacies of the fairer sex. The only barrier to his plan is Duke Owen Montgomery, head of the scientific society, and his biggest critic. Not only does the Duke regularly belittle Antwon, but his uncanny success with women is infuriating. What drives this strange attraction? When Antwon completes his potion, he experiences his moment of greatest triumph as he takes it and is immediately transformed into a beautiful woman, mind and body! He poses as his own cousin Anita, and immediately sets out learning to act and speak as a woman from his ravishing assistant Maggie so that he can complete his societal research. But being a woman is so much more exciting than Anita had ever anticipated—the sensations, the power, the emotions, the cravings… most especially her newfound craving for her old enemy, Duke Owen. Will she be able to resist her passions long enough to finish her research, or will she give in to the newfound desire she experiences at the touch of his artful hands? More and more, all she wants is to seduce the Duke, wrap herself up at his side, and be with him forever…
- GenresErotica
107 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 19, 2020
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Alyson Belle
286 books120 followersAlyson Belle has had a passion for transformation and body swap stories for as long as she can remember. She now delights in sharing her passion with the world by writing some of the sexiest stories around. With Alyson in control, your hottest fantasy ever is always just a click away…
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April 17, 2021
Que rayos acabo de leer...
El aburrimiento es muy peligroso.
El aburrimiento es muy peligroso.
May 12, 2020
Delicious Victorian Gender Swap Romance
Oh, my! Was this ever a fun book! Don't take it seriously; just go along for the ride. Our ultimate heroine actually begins the book as a male scientist who is the laughingstock of the scientific community, and specifically his scientific society, because he wants to create a potion that will turn him into a woman so he can scientifically figure out what makes women tick—yes, by being one. You certainly get a sense in the first pages that he is beleaguered and distraught by the way he is treated, scorned, and looked down upon. There is a personal nemesis as well, the head of that scientific society. But when this character creates a potion that actually does turn him into a woman—that's when it gets fun and interesting. I love the attempt he makes at a scientific detachment and his take on what it is to be a woman. In a fantastic plot move, our gender-swap scientist starts to develop romantic feelings for his old nemesis. That's a twist on the enemies-to-lovers trope that I've not seen before. If this intrigues you at all, I suggest you pick up the book. It's a relatively quick-read novella and made me laugh and smile more than once.
I just have two quibbles with the book. Given that this takes place in Victorian England, the title should be Dr. Jekyll and Miss Hyde, as *Ms.* was not a title back then. And while the cover model is beautiful, she is certainly not wearing Victorian dress. Other than that, though, the book itself is truly a delectable treat.
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
My book blog: https://www.readingfanaticreviews.com
Oh, my! Was this ever a fun book! Don't take it seriously; just go along for the ride. Our ultimate heroine actually begins the book as a male scientist who is the laughingstock of the scientific community, and specifically his scientific society, because he wants to create a potion that will turn him into a woman so he can scientifically figure out what makes women tick—yes, by being one. You certainly get a sense in the first pages that he is beleaguered and distraught by the way he is treated, scorned, and looked down upon. There is a personal nemesis as well, the head of that scientific society. But when this character creates a potion that actually does turn him into a woman—that's when it gets fun and interesting. I love the attempt he makes at a scientific detachment and his take on what it is to be a woman. In a fantastic plot move, our gender-swap scientist starts to develop romantic feelings for his old nemesis. That's a twist on the enemies-to-lovers trope that I've not seen before. If this intrigues you at all, I suggest you pick up the book. It's a relatively quick-read novella and made me laugh and smile more than once.
I just have two quibbles with the book. Given that this takes place in Victorian England, the title should be Dr. Jekyll and Miss Hyde, as *Ms.* was not a title back then. And while the cover model is beautiful, she is certainly not wearing Victorian dress. Other than that, though, the book itself is truly a delectable treat.
I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.
My book blog: https://www.readingfanaticreviews.com
May 6, 2021
I was a bit disappointed
This is a very romantic story the title, however, leads one to think that a more sinister story would be attached to it.
This is a very romantic story the title, however, leads one to think that a more sinister story would be attached to it.
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