For Love: A Transgender Story of Love and Feminisation

by Anna Na-Maus

In the provocative and emotionally charged novel "For Love," explore a complex and intimate journey that challenges societal norms and the boundaries of a loving relationship. When traumatic memories resurface, Alex, haunted by her past, finds herself unable to connect with her husband, Sam, on a deep level simply because he is a man. Desperate to save their once vibrant connection, the couple embarks on a remarkable and uncharted path.

As they venture into uncharted territory, Sam's life takes an unexpected turn when Alex discovers a surprising outlet for her emotions—feminizing Sam. In a world where gender roles and expectations are questioned, the couple explores new dynamics, ultimately blurring the lines between masculinity and femininity. Yet, as Alex's actions intensify without Sam's explicit consent, the boundaries of trust and personal identity are pushed to the edge.

"For Love" delves into the complexities of love, desire, and the lengths we go to preserve a relationship. As Sam grapples with the discomfort of his evolving femininity, he also discovers unexpected aspects of himself that he embraces. Passion and devotion intertwine as the couple navigates the uncharted waters of their unconventional journey.

Will their love endure the challenges posed by societal conventions and personal transformations? Can Sam find his true self amidst the fluctuating dynamics of their relationship? "For Love" is a thought-provoking exploration of love, self-discovery, and the extraordinary measures we take for the ones we cherish.

231 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 10, 2016

About the author

I was born in Cheshire in 1972. At primary school, I discovered two things that would eventually lead to me becoming the person I am today. The first wasn't actually at school, it was at home, when my big sister dressed me up in her nurses uniform. She was three years older than me and I have no idea what her intention was, but it planted in a seed in my soul that has grown and blossomed ever since.

The second thing did happen in school. I had a teddy bear called Albert that my cousin had given me. I loved that bear and, when we were given the task of writing a story in class, I made the story about him. Albert was a superhero and my story filled three exercise books. I discovered that I loved writing. Before I left primary school I remember writing a second story, a Sherlock Holmes sort of thing where twins deceived the Police to commit a murder.

During my early teens I dressed as often as I could, usually borrowing my sister's clothes. At the age of fifteen, my parents caught me. They were mad and I was asked if they needed to take me to a shrink or was it just a stupid phase. Given that choice, I lied and said it was a phase. I carried on dressing afterwards, I was just a little more careful.

My writing continued, I had some bad times in my twenties when I nearly died from a rare illness which affects me to this day, and I began writing dark poetry, much of which was presented on a website called Dark Thoughts. One piece was published in a book called Poetry by Moonlight. My first taste of publication.

Despite my health I tried to lead a normal life but as I have become worse I became limited with what I could do and when I fell off a ladder and broke my back it was the final straw, so now I spend most of my time writing, although I am trying to do some voice-over work. We'll see where that goes.

For now, I am continuing to work on the Angels books with a few romances thrown in for good measure.