Books matching: cross dressing
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Save:'Twelfth Night' by William Shakespeare is a classic romantic comedy that explores mistaken identities, misplaced affections, and cross-dressing. The play follows the story of shipwrecked siblings, love-struck Dukes and Duchesses, silly servants, and characters embroiled in a web of misdirected love and confusion. Through witty wordplay, absurdity, and joyous endings, Shakespeare weaves a tale of disguises, mistaken identities, and the complexities of love and desire. The play is known for its light-hearted tone, comedic elements, and the interplay of romance and humor.
Critically acclaimed as one of Shakespeare's most complex and intriguing plays, 'Twelfth Night' delves into themes of gender roles, sexual politics, and the art of deception. The play's production and reception are highlighted, emphasizing the role of the spectator in unraveling the layers of comedy, romance, and mistaken identities. With characters like Viola, who hides her true identity and emotions, the play offers a glimpse into the intricacies of human relationships and the lengths one goes to for love and acceptance.
He hath indeed, almost natural: for besides that he's a fool, he's a great quarreller: and but that he hath the gift of a coward to allay the gust he hath in quarrelling, 'tis thought among the pruden... - #2
Save:Untamed by Anna Cowan is a historical romance novel featuring a male main character who crossdresses in order to sneak away to the heroine's house and cause mischief. The plot involves a slow burn romance with a duke dressing as a woman who escapes to the country at the female main character's side. The book is described as intense and unique, with a convoluted male main character who pretends to be a woman for various reasons. The story also delves into themes of gender norms and features a sturdy farmer-type heroine.
BenRuin stared at him. ‘I am going to kill you,’ he said slowly, every word clear. Men looked up from their papers, frowning. BenRuin gripped the back of an empty chair, his hand a powerful, blunt ins... - #3
Save:'Enemies Like You' is a captivating spy thriller that follows the intriguing relationship between the protagonists, Kit and Will. The plot is filled with twists and turns as the characters navigate a world of espionage, mystery, and intense emotions. The writing style incorporates alternating viewpoints and a clever use of English to differentiate between the characters. The book combines elements of enemies-to-lovers romance, modern spy thriller, and high-paced action, creating a unique and engaging story.
There’ll be plenty of security on the door of the club where the party is. No sense in bringing a piece just to give it up. I stuff a rolled-up garrote in my right sock, shifting it so that it rests n... - #4
Save:'The Prince and the Dressmaker' by Jen Wang is a delightful graphic novel that tells the heartwarming tale of Prince Sebastian and Dressmaker Frances. The story revolves around the struggles of balancing one's true identity with societal expectations, as the prince enjoys cross-dressing in beautiful gowns designed by Frances. The book is set in a historical, fairy tale-like version of Europe, where themes of friendship, acceptance, and self-discovery are beautifully portrayed through the unique relationship between the prince and the dressmaker. The writing style is described as adorable, sweet, and emotional, with luscious illustrations that bring the characters and their journey to life.
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Save:Readers highly praise 'Eleventh Hour' by Elin Gregory for its captivating plot set in the 1920s and 1930s, revolving around espionage and historical spies. The book follows two male secret agents who work for intelligence services, going undercover as a married couple to uncover dangerous enemies. The writing style is described as action-packed, with elements of mystery, suspense, and close proximity between characters that keep readers engaged. Overall, the book is recommended for those looking for a historical spy novel with a side of m m romance.
Briers Allerdale paid off the cabbie with a half crown and a smile. "Keep the change," he said. As he turned towards his destination, the man's grunted thanks faded into the clip-clop, rumble and grow... - #6
Save:'Princess Jellyfish' by Akiko Higashimura follows the story of Tsukimi, an 18-year-old jellyfish enthusiast living with a group of female otaku in Tokyo. Their lives take an unexpected turn when they encounter Kuranosuke, a stylish cross-dresser from a political family. The manga delves into serious topics such as inner beauty, romance, and staying true to oneself, while also providing delightful comedy and insights on insecurities. The plot revolves around the female otaku's efforts to save their apartment building from being turned into a fancy hotel, with Tsukimi's life changing in ways she never imagined.
The writing style of 'Princess Jellyfish' is described as culturally specific, insightful, and filled with humor. Readers appreciate the depth of the characters, the entertaining backstories, and the way the series juggles multiple storylines, providing a fun and engaging reading experience.
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Save:Stage actor, Robby Riverton, accidentally witnesses a murder by a mob boss. In a bid to escape, he disguises himself as a woman named Rowena and joins a wagon train headed west. Upon arrival at the Crabtree Ranch, Robby, now Rowena, meets Clovis, his future husband, and his hunky sheriff brother, Trace. The story unfolds with Robby impacting the Crabtree family's way of life and uncovering a surprising family secret, leading to a sweet and enjoyable journey filled with humor and drama.
Robby’s melodic tenor echoed in the narrow corridors backstage as he made his way to his dressing room. He exchanged winks, grins, or backslaps with everyone who squeezed past him. He was in a damned ... - #8
Save:Blanche, a French burlesque dancer living in San Francisco in the 1870s, finds her life turned upside down when she befriends Jenny Bonnet, a frog-catching woman who challenges her values and choices. As the city swelters under a heatwave and smallpox epidemic, a murder mystery unfolds, leading Blanche to question her relationships and uncover hidden truths about herself and those around her. Emma Donoghue's storytelling weaves together historical accuracy, complex characters, and suspenseful plot twists that keep the reader engaged throughout the novel.
Sitting on the edge of the bed in the front room, Blanche stoops to rip at the laces of her gaiters. “‘Dors, min p’tit quinquin—’” Her husky voice frays to a thread on the second high note. She clears... - #9
Save:The Masqueraders by Georgette Heyer is a Georgian romance novel that follows the story of siblings, Prudence and Robin, who are on the run after being involved in the Jacobite Rebellion. They masquerade as the opposite gender - Prudence as Peter and Robin as Kate - in order to evade detection. The book is filled with intrigue, disguises, duels, love affairs, and court cases as the siblings navigate high society while maintaining their facade. The writing style is described as witty, charming, and fast-paced, with a touch of Shakespearean comedy and swashbuckling adventures.
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Save:'Tell Me It's Real' by T.J. Klune follows the story of Paul Auster, who sees himself as average and unworthy of love. However, when the attractive and wonderful Vince Taylor shows interest in him, Paul struggles to believe it's genuine. As their relationship progresses, both characters have personal issues that could potentially drive them apart. is described as a mix of humor, romance, and self-acceptance, with a narrative style that includes fictional tangents and OTT humor.
Well, not completely alone. When I first got Wheels, I’d built this ramp thing that led up to the bed from the floor so Wheels could get up whenever he wanted to. It took him a while to get used to it...
