Tiffany Twisted

by Alison Tyler

When party planner Tiffany Mitchell wakes up in her boyfriend's body, she thinks she's having a bad dream. But no amount of espresso can wake her from the growing nightmare of being trapped in Kurt's 6-foot tall figure and locked into his disorganized life. Due to this off-handed wish made over a magic candle, not only is Tiffany imprisoned inside her boyfriend's body, but Kurt is also struggling inside her own. Only time, a bit of New Orleans voodoo, and a growing mutual understanding can break the spell that traps the two.

Genres: Fiction, Erotica, Contemporary Romance

272 pages, Paperback

First published July 1, 2006

About the author

Alison Tyler is an American author, editor and publisher of erotica, living in Northern California. She has authored over 20 explicit novels, hundreds of short stories and has edited more than 30 erotic anthologies.

Reviews

[Ronda · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was a funny intake of what it was like for Tiffany to be locked in her boyfriends body and vice versa. Another good 'Freaky Friday' story and worth the read for plenty of smiles.

[K. · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was one of the first books I picked up by Alison Tyler and it's been a part of my library for over seven years now. I often go back to re-read it because it's just that fun. What happens when a boyfriend and girlfriend switch bodies? They're about to get an intimate look at how the other gender lives. I liked the exploration both characters had and the knowledge they gained from their experiences. The one downside is the end was a bit too rushed, but overall it's a solid jaunt into the world of gender-bending body switch.

[Joshua Friesen · Rating 3 out of 5]

Comedic switcheroo shenanigans.

[Dong Dong · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is one of the books I borrowed from a friend and never returned it because I'd liked it to be part of my library but I'd be embarrassed to read it in public. (haha)

It was funny when some ask you what was your greatest fantasy and you'll answer it like switching bodies with your boyfriend/girlfriend and they'll told you that your fantasy is impossible like hell yeah, that's why you called it fantasy, vovo! Haha

Well I just like the whole story (except for the threesome) of the book and how it ends in understanding, appreciating and loving each other more than changing itself.

[Sana · Rating 4 out of 5]

I bought Tiffany Twisted on a whim; the sassy, enticing cover and the synopsis were simply too interesting to pass on. It did not disappoint. The sex scenes in the book weren't exactly erotic, but rather sexually twisted and there were plenty in the first half of it. Though, all it got better when the story progressed ebcuase Allison Tyler chose substance over sex.

The books had its fun, emotional, sarcastic and love parts all thrown in together in just the right amount to make the perfect effect. The story offers an insight into the workings of the brain based on gender differences. It had layers. An old body-switch idea modified into your-everyday-OCD-girlfriend-trying -to-turn-you-into-her-female-form. Hilarious! Especially when the retaliation parts kicked in.

I loved Tiffany Twisted, no doubt. I finished it soon enough and I liked how Allison Tyler chose her words to construct such a great read. Even with it's too-much-of-a-thing-is-bad parts, I would read it again anytime. I just didn't like the threesome; it was uncalled for, totally unnecessary and wasn't worth it. Erotic doesn't translate into this and it had the potential to make the book too much twisted.

[Jane Stewart · Rating 4 out of 5]

Surprisingly enjoyable. The experience of Tiffany being in a man's body made me see men differently.

It was also fun seeing Kurt in a female body. Several thoughts were creative, new and unexpected for me. I normally don't like to hear swearing in real life, but I enjoyed Kurt's swearing in this story. I found it sexy. I also found myself chuckling out loud several times during the book.

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Sexual content: strong. Setting: current day U.S. Copyright: 2006. Genre: contemporary romance.

[Tina · Rating 4 out of 5]

Quite a fun read. I loved how they tried to change each other while in each others bodies.
I thought it was great being in Kurt's body and I thought it was hilarious as Tiffany adjusted to her cock. Made me want to have one for a try out.
Sometimes I got confused about who was who during a conversation but that could be just me.

[Ivy K · Rating 4 out of 5]

A gender/body-switch story. An entertaining read, especially for those who are intrigued and aroused by the idea of being the opposite sex!

[Brenda · Rating 1 out of 5]

didn't finish.

[Deedee23 · Rating 3 out of 5]

Tiffany Twisted (Cheek) by Alison Tyler (2006)

[Andi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Almost a ...

Five. For a five I would want to read it again and again. You must read this. It was laugh out loud funny so much my stomach hurt and I had to put it down. Then when I picked it back up-I didn't go to sleep because it was so engrossing. I'm not in a relationship but when I get in one, I will remember this story. I'm going to tell my friends and daughters to read this because it also makes you think. I'm putting Alison on my list of authors to read. Thank you Alison!