Gene is a stressed out, overworked, middle-aged man whose sexual addiction has put both his job and his marriage at risk. He knows it, and feels guilty about it, but not enough to really change his ways. He is not a bad man, just one who is desperately seeking something . . . well, something special, something different, something exciting. He and his wife are more adventurous in the bedroom than the average couple, but he still wants something more, something that he seeks, day in and day out, through ever-kinkier pornography.
When an impromptu encounter with a transsexual prostitute iis n the bathroom at his addiction counselling session triggers that 'something' he has been looking for, he starts heading down a dangerous path. Crystal demonstrates a deep understanding of the human psyche and the depths to which sexual addiction can send us. More than that, she layers in an even deeper layer to the story, one that is deliberately psychological in nature. As evidence of Gene's cheating comes to life, his wife gives in to her own fantasies and consummates the blossoming lesbian relationship with her assistant - a young psychology graduate who just happens to specialize in sexual deviance and addiction, and who may have something to do with kick-starting Gene's erotic descent.
Together, the two women work to break Gene of his addiction by giving him literally everything he desires, attempting to overwhelm him to the point where his fetish addictions lose all power over his life. Of course, this is a Crystal Veeyant tale, so you know that is going to involve some forced feminization, role-reversal, submissive role-playing, and forced/encouraged bisexuality. By the time the sexy assistant's true intentions are revealed, Gene and his wife have sunk too far, gone too deep, to ever return to their 'normal' lives.
It is hard not to, at least in some small part, identify with Gene. Even as we pity him for risking everything, we can sympathize with that need to discover who he truly is. We can appreciated some honest tension on his behalf, just as we can enjoy some satisfaction later on. Fortunately, things turn out precisely as they should, and the resolution of addiction, fantasy, and relationships is entirely satisfying.
Crystal Veeyant is the pen name of a pro journalist and author. She loves crossdressers and transsexuals, and delights in casting them in explicit, erotic stories. Her books feature sissies and shemales in dramatic, funny and even heartwarming tales--real literature but with a zesty pornographic bent.
@CrystalVeeyant
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