LGBT Erotic Fairy Tales by Stephen T. Grey (#trans #bisexual #erotica)

If, like mine, your imagination has a tendency to wander into perverse places, then you likely have already thought about an adult season of Once Upon a Time. Seriously, contemporary fairy tale romance with gorgeous people? It is only a wink-and-a-nod away from exploring its serious erotic potential. Well, unless there is already an adult parody version out there, Stephen T. Grey's new line of LGBT Erotic Fairy Tales will do just fine.

I believe the series sits at 9 stories currently (although it may very well be 10 by the time you read this), but I want to focus on the 'core' stories that overlap with one another.

Goldilocks and the Three Biker Bears introduces us to Goldie (Goldilocks), a 19-year-old transsexual who, after a night of drinking, stumbles into a strange house in a bad part of town. As you might expect, there are 3 bowls of porridge to taste, 3 big armchairs to sleep in, and 3 big bikers known as The Three Bears. Needless to say, young Goldilocks awake to a whole lot of sex, with a happily ever after each time.

In Snow White and the Seven Well Hung Dwarfs we are introduced to Gisele (Snow White), an 18-year-old transsexual whose evil step-mother really is a witch, and who has poisoned her father against her. On her own and needing money for her hormones, she stops at Seven Dwarfs Pawn Shop where she meets Doc, with whom she makes an instant connection. By the end of the night, she has fallen in love with all seven dwarfs, falling into a romantic fairy tale.

It is in Snow White and Goldilocks Have Fun where the two fairy tale transsexuals meet for the first time - while on a weekend vacation to Vegas. There is some natural rivalry there, with Snow White in particular reluctant to mix with the trashy party goer, but a little gambling, a great dinner, and far too many drinks result in a orgy of magical proportions.

Sleeping Beauty Was Once a Boy introduces us to another fairy tale character, Patricia (Sleeping Beauty), an 18-year-old transsexual whose evil step-mother is suspected of having tried to kill her with a poison apple. Like Snow White, she sets out on her own, but after a short career selling herself on the streets, she ends up a top model - and the most beautiful girl in the world. When her step-mother interferes once again, only the kiss of Doctor Andrews (Prince Charming) is able to wake her from her coma . . . with erotic results.

We get another crossover in Snow White and Sleeping Beauty Get Trashed At Home, a story that not only brings the two fairy tale victims together, but which reveals that their evil step-mothers are lesbian lovers who share an evil plan. This one is a bit dark, with a moment of sadness for beautiful young Sleeping Beauty, but the Seven Dwarfs have more than enough room in their hearts (and their beds) for two transsexual wives. These last two stories, together, are my favorites of everything Stephen has written to date.

These 5 stories put a clever contemporary spin on the original tales, sexing them up, and offering a heady mix of romance and erotica. They are all happily-ever-after tales, and Stephen tells them in a way that feels like a familiar, vintage fairy tale. As narrator, he indirectly addresses the reader, with the occasional "let me tell you" or "did I forget to mention" thrown in to make it cozy. The backstory of the Seven Dwarfs is fantastic, the rivalry between Goldilocks and Snow White is a lot of fun, and the whole story of Sleeping Beauty is just perfect.

These LGBT Erotic Fairy Tales are quite different from Stephen's other work in terms of theme and storytelling style, but they maintain his positive approach to transgender expression and sexuality. These are fun reads that you only wish you could have read back in high school!

Stephen Grey has been a BDSM Dominant for almost two decades now. He has also only had relationships with transgendered females for the past 20 years. Consequently most of his stories are BDSM related stories centering on a transsexual lady.

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Reviewed by Sally