Sissy Bride

by Crystal Veeyant

Carl is an effeminate young man toiling on his family's farm in the Kingdom of Rupland when the landlord, Jack, first seduces him. To avoid King Ruperd's decree of higher taxes, Carl's family reluctantly gives their son to Jack as a sissy bride. Carl must become Carla to hide this sham marriage, a transition assisted by the herbal magic of an old witch. 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 submit fully to Jack, to have sex however and with whomever Jack wants. They better not found be out by the king—or by scoundrels from Jack's past—but trouble finds them again and again. Their lives careen between adventures and orgies, in sexual servitude to royalty, to warriors and to pirates. This novella is suffused with sex and kink from cover to cover. At 31,000 words it revels in male feminization, dominance and submission, sissy bisexuality, and shemale transformation. Its intense emphasis on sex, especially oral, anal, and group sex scenes, makes it not a book for readers who desire only light or mostly hetero erotica.

Genres: Erotica

123 pages, Paperback

First published April 3, 2014

About the author

I am a professional journalist and author who writes erotica under the pseudonym "Crystal Veeyant" to conceal my erotic literary endeavors from my editors, my mainstream readers and, most of all, my literary manager. I revel in celebrating my real-life desires and interests in my writing, hopefully to the satisfaction of readers who love shemale, transsexual, transgender and crossdresser characters.

Given my extensive research and my numerous personal associations within this delightful demographic, I have the pulse of my audience. I want to please them with my work. I have seen much of the jejune and sophomoric prose aimed at "gender erotica" audiences, so I strive to do better. My education and two decades in the writing profession enable me to write with depth and originality—plus erotic intensity.

It is my hope not only to serve my readership but also to open the horizons of the more vanilla erotica readers into the genre I call "genderotica." I don't plan to recruit new genderbenders—though one can always hope!—but at least I might expose new readers to this genre that gives me so much pleasure to write.

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