This Collection Is So Romantic It's Criminal!

Crossdressers, Transsexuals and even Drag Queens and those who romance them get up to no good in this collection of short stories from the prolific Transgender Romance author Maryanne Peters, this time with a Crime theme. “Romance and Other Crimes - Volume 1” is the sixth book in the series “Mostly Happy Endings.”

Surely criminal activity is rich ground from which fiction and romance can grow, whether it be stories of the killers in “Progression” and “Dissociative Identity Disorder”, other violent criminals in “The Surgeon”, “Twister”, “Crime of Love” and “Replacing Chloe”, the thieves in “Robber” and Sprung”, the fraudsters in “Birth Deaths and Marriages”, “The Scam” and “Swiss Clinic” or just those in or out of jail as in “The Option”, “Rehabilitation”, “Cobras Moll” and “Bitch is Back”.

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Why wear a mask to fall in love?

Another volume of Transgender Romance from Maryanne Peters! Fifteen more stories with Mostly Happy Endings around the theme of disguise or concealment. Why would our lovers hide their identities?

To lure out a serial killer in Bait. To elude authorities in Border Crosser and Stowaway. To escape an angry mob in Sikh and Sanctuary. To avoid a custody battle in Running. Or to infiltrate a criminal organization in A Sicario Returns; a girls' school in St. Beatrice; a foreign power in Subversives; or just a bed in Her Roommate. And more disguises and reasons for concealment in six more stories!

All with Maryanne's deft twists and trademark happy endings. Mostly.

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The path of true love never did go smooth one old saying has it, but then again, all's well that ends well—mostly.

How can romance go wrong—and then right? This fourth anthology from Maryanne Peters features seventeen stories of transgender romances that started because of an accident. Like a physical injury resulting in a gender change, or strange happenings in an old house, or an accident of birth, or confusion in the hospital—and it starts with the simplest accident of all—a misunderstanding.