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June 2089, Chertovice, WA. 19 year old college student Lily Donnellan wakes up one morning to find themself transformed into a Succubus due to the actions of their downstairs neighbor. Along with said transformation, they wake to a plethora of feelings and thoughts they've been heavily repressing for the past nine years, relating to their belief of being a guy and the possibility of being a girl.
Thrust into confronting not only their dysphoria, but also things a college student shouldn't have to deal with, they're going to have a Hell of a time sorting everything out.
Content Warning: This work includes depictions of slur use along with misgendering and deadnaming of trans characters, primarily the protagonist in the early parts of the story, before she accepts being trans. Along with this, it includes depictions of Violence, mostly cathartic. The author follows the mantra of No Bad Ends For Queer Characters, and would rate this work a 16+
Thrust into confronting not only their dysphoria, but also things a college student shouldn't have to deal with, they're going to have a Hell of a time sorting everything out.
Content Warning: This work includes depictions of slur use along with misgendering and deadnaming of trans characters, primarily the protagonist in the early parts of the story, before she accepts being trans. Along with this, it includes depictions of Violence, mostly cathartic. The author follows the mantra of No Bad Ends For Queer Characters, and would rate this work a 16+
262 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 18, 2020
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August 3, 2020
It's not deep, it's not high art, and it has no desires to be. It's something that trans readers are frequently sorely missing out on: Fun. It's childish, it's cheesy, it's overwhelmingly positive, and it's the perfect detox from a world where our stories only ever come out as Misery Lit. Don't expect a grand tale with intense dramas and endless emotions, and you'll probably enjoy this. Embrace the cheese.
June 17, 2022
Like a summer milkshake in book form
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