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Private Dancer: A Transgender Romance Novel

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Private Dancer A Transgender Romance Novel How far would you move outside your comfort zone to impress your secret crush? What line wouldn’t you cross?



Andrew Dawson has the world at his feet. He is young, extremely good looking, wealthy and, as an elite athlete, constantly in the media spotlight. His life seems to be blessed and have it all!

But with the rewards comes the costs. The training, the travel, the game day socialisation bans. While it may seem like an ideal existence to outsiders, it can be very lonely at the top. And finding the one takes time and stability that Andrew’s schedule doesn’t afford.

Recently, Andrew has been spending time with Georgia Bloom. A new addition to the cheerleaders, Georgia has certainly grabbed Andrew’s attention. An ex ballerina, Georgia is everything he wants, or so he thinks. That is until Andrew accompanies Georgia to ‘The Follies’, where he is offered new experiences and suddenly gets a fresh perspective.

If you like your transgender romance novels in the vein of ‘Dirty Dancing’, then you’ll love ‘Private Dancer’. The latest novel from indie author Yumi Cox. Will Andrew move to seal the deal with Georgia, or will he find a new direction that excites him even more? So, leave your inhibitions behind, pull on your dancing shoes and Download ‘Private Dancer’ NOW!

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Content Advisory

Private Dancer is a transgender romance novel with relations between consenting adults over the age of 18. It contains themes of male to female crossdressing, and describes intimate relations between a transgender woman (male to female) and a man. It is suitable only for adult readers who enjoy steamy romance novels in the transgender fiction genre.

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Published December 19, 2025

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About the author

Yumi Cox

107 books76 followers
Yumi Cox is a young writer on the rise from the beautiful city of Newcastle, Australia via Kyoto, Japan.
Growing up amongst the rich culture of Japan, Yumi was able to explore her imagination through comic books, short stories and classic novels.
Moving to Australia at age thirteen, she experienced passion, love and sex for the first time, which she channels into her writing.
Yumi spends her time equally between the traditional and reserved Japan and the youthful and vibrant Australia.
Yumi chose to become a writer of erotic romance in order to embrace the duality of her life.
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180 reviews6 followers
May 12, 2020
I was just scrolling through the books I read and rated on here.... And noticed my rating on this book was two stars.... Now I don't ever remember giving one of Yumi's books a poor rating,,,,,, so I went back and reviewed the book again .. Skimming the story to refresh my memory ( getting old and brain damage sucks by the way!!) And there is NO way I woulda gave this a poor rating... As always with Yumi's stories ,,,, it's a five star!!!
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20 reviews3 followers
April 9, 2020
I enjoyed reading Private Dancer by Yumi Cox immensely. The book was a great transgender romance story that moved along with excellent pace. The main characters were relatable and the cameo players interesting. 'The Follies' sound like an awesome event that I wish I could have attended. Finally, there was romance and sex. Plenty of it. Well worth the read..
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32 reviews17 followers
April 9, 2020
A nice story about a sheltered boy becoming a real man. Great reading.
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