The Stand-In

by Stacey Zackerly

When Kyle Hamilton's childhood friend Elsa wanted to sneak out of the house for a weekend rendezvous with bad boy biker Johnny Clay without her parents or her current love interest finding out she turned to Kyle for help, in a most unusual way. She suggested turning him into a virtual copy of herself using a magic potion she had developed while fooling around with the occult. After convincing him that all he had to do was pretend to be sick and stay in bed the whole time reading or watching television Kyle reluctantly agreed to the crazy plan and became Elsa's clone, a scheme that went well until Elsa's boyfriend Karl dropped by unexpectedly and Kyle found himself swept up in a whirl of new emotions and sexual excitement unleashed by his temporary female status. "The Stand-In" continues Stacey Zackerly's tradition of creating TG fiction that combines romance, humor, social commentary and hot sex into one delightful tale of a man who never knew he wanted to be a woman until he became someone else. The story contains explicit adult language and graphic depictions of sexual situations. (Approximately 31,000 words.)

100 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 11, 2017

About the author

Stacey Zackerly is an author of erotic romance novels and an artist specializing in 3D erotic art. She has also worked behind the lens in the adult film industry and can be frequently found in the 3D virtual reality world known as Second Life where she also publishes adult graphic novels that are exclusive to that environment.

Reviews

[Anne Mouse · Rating 4 out of 5]

A fun story

Kyle agrees to help Elsa out by becoming a copy of her while she went away with a man her parents didn't approve of. In the new magical form Kyle discovered the woman within and didn't want it to end. As is usual with Stacey's stories sex is at the core of it.