Sissy Bride

by Crystal Veeyant

Carl is an effeminate young man toiling on his family's farm in the Kingdom of Rupland when landlord Jack first seduces him. To avoid King Ruperd's decree that only landlord's relatives are free from higher taxes, Carl's family reluctantly gives their son to Jack as a sissy bride. Carl must pose as Carla to hide this sham marriage, a transitioned helped by the herbal magic of an old witch. Within a month only Carla's male endowment might betray her as a sissy.

Carla grows in her love for Jack, who teaches the young sissy all of the sexual skills he learned in Gaialand. Soon Carla aches to know more, to submit fully to him, to have sex however and with whomever he wants. Were it not for the threat of being found out by the king, or the ruffians from Jack's past, theirs would be a carefree life of love and sex. Soon trouble soon finds them again and again. Their lives careen from one adventure and hard cock to another, in sexual servitude to royalty, warriors and pirates.

This novella is suffused with sex and kink from cover to cover. At 31,000 words it explores the erotic terrain of male feminization, dominance and submission, bisexuality, exhibition and magical shemale transformation. With its intense emphasis on sex, especially oral, anal, and group sex scenes, it is not a book for readers who desire only vanilla or light erotica.

Genres: Erotica

123 pages, Paperback

First published April 3, 2014

About the author

I am a trans woman who embraces the label "transsexual" and have done so since 1985. As a professional journalist and author, I write erotica under the pseudonym "Crystal Veeyant" to separate my erotic literary endeavors from my mainstream work. I regularly blog on my Substack.

Early on, discrimination forced me into prostitution. Eventually, I voluntarily did other forms of sexwork, as a dominatrix, phone sex operator, webcam performer, porn modeling, and adult film screenwriting. I bring this panoply of experience to readers who love sissy, crossdresser, transsexual, trans, and gay characters and their stories.

IMPORTANT: My sexwork career began at a time when "shemale" was an adult industry term that (A) I identified with and used affectionately, (B) specifically tagged the product for the target customers. I do not use the word as a slur, nor do I think the word alone is a slur unless it is used with hateful intent. INTENT must be kept in mind.

Reviews

[S.B. (Beauty in Ruins) · Rating 4 out of 5]

Ah, the ever-lovely (and always entertaining) Crystal Veeyant has done it again with Sissy Bride. With its setting, characters, and layers of drama, this is a book that reads very much like an fairytale romance novel or an erotic novel of manners - with, of course, a transgender twist. It's very different from Crystal's usual fare, but it's refreshing to see her branching out into some new forms of storytelling.

Basically, this is the story of a young man sold as a bride to save the family farm - only to discover he actually likes being a bride, and that he's quickly falling in love with his new husband. There's some magic involved that quickens his development from sissy to shemale, but what fairy tale wouldn't be complete without a little magic? Things get exciting when Jack starts lending Carla out to friends, and then get complicated with Carla discovers that Jack has a fetish for crossdressing himself. When royalty gets involved, both are forced to submit to the whims of the court, but certainly have a lot of fun doing so.

Sissy Bride was sexy, erotic, and imaginative - all things we've come to expect from Crystal - but also clever, humorous, and romantic. I suspect this will be bringing some new fans and follower her way.


As published on Bending the Bookshelf