Kimberley Keller

Since childhood Karl has been chasing dreams which have failed to materialize. Desperately in debt, he goes to a casino with a simple plan to gamble it all and change his life.But when Karl loses his money, a generous stranger named Frank lends him more to try to recoup his losses. Karl only makes his debts worse, until he's in no position to pay Frank back. So Frank offers to have Karl work off his debt in Frank's garage.How will Karl react when Frank reveals that working the debt off involves carrying out increasingly traditional female tasks, wearing denim hot pants and assuming the name Karen?

Sandy hides his true identity from his work colleagues, living daily life as a male and keeping Sandra for alone time. But after a night of drinking, Sandy wakens in the apartment of his older, divorced workmate Roman. He looks under the duvet to find he's wearing sexy lingerie which is not his own. As Sandy pieces the night together, it becomes clear the lingerie belongs to Roman's ex-wife. And as Roman appears he makes it obvious he's only interested in getting to know Sandra. Which means one exciting thing

John is travelling from his middle-of-nowhere seaside town to the big city. He's visiting his friend Grant for the first time since Grant started college. John is shy, harbouring a sissy secret, while Grant is handsome, muscular, confident and outgoing. John was under the impression his night would be just him and Grant. Until Grant reveals a bombshell... They're going out to a fancy dress party, where the only attendees permitted entry have to be male and female couples.Grant has a masculine superhero costume set aside for himself, and a feminine PVC catsuit with mask and stiletto boots for Joanna to wear. "Who's Joanna?" John asks, innocently. "You are," Grant tells him.Can John successfully cross-dress and become Joanna? Can she convince everyone at the party she's Grant's legitimate girlfriend? And what if she just happens to want to do a little more than pretend?

In the final part of the series, Jenna learns the harsh truth of how she got her place in college. Then she must return to Billy's house, ready to go to extreme lengths to put in place her plan to be rid of Satch.But the price keeps escalating, especially when Mike turns up at Billy's. She feels at breaking point as it seems her hope of a happy ending evaporates forever.While at college suspicions are raised that someone may be hurting Jonah / Jenna. She's given a straight choice - either reveal who it is or how she truly identifies herself, meaning she'd have to attend college full-time as a girl.Time is quickly running out on all fronts. Can Jenna escape her tormentor without him releasing the footage of her? Will she make it to Mike? Or has Billy even more of a hold on her than anyone?

Jonah's mother takes him on a shopping trip for girly clothes and lingerie, with one condition - he must go as Jenna. He willingly becomes she and excitedly agrees Billy says Satch and Jenna owe him money for what they took at the party. It was expensive stuff and he's not a charity. But Jenna has no job and no money.She and Satch get intimately closer, falling into boyfriend and girlfriend territory seemingly naturally.But when Mike warns Jenna how dangerous Satch's friends are it's too late, and she learns the consequences of owing Billy money when she's nothing to pay him with.

Jonah / Jenna rushes home after her time alone at the lake with Mike, convinced she's made a mess of everything and cost both her friendship with him and popularity within the group.Jonah resolves to be a boy again, despite waking up with a pair of stockings from the party - and the lipstick. It was so much fun, but being accepted in college seems more important right now.The group rejects Jonah, regardless. Even Mike seems off. This is his worst nightmare come true. Until the most unlikeliest member of the group reaches out, offering friendship when the others won't.But what does he want in return? Why does he have photos of Jonah in make-up from the party? And why does he insist on calling him Jenna at every opportunity?

Jonah failed at high school, but he's been given a second chance at an all-male college. He's unpopular however until masculine, muscular Mike takes Jonah under his wing.Jonah is effeminate, the youngest of four boys, conceived by a different father, and the last to still live at home. His mother is forever encouraging him to find love with another boy, despite his protests, and is thrilled when he befriends Mike.Mike saves Jonah from a brutal incident on the sports field, then invites him to a party. But there's a misunderstanding about hot girls. Mike appears to promise them, but soon claims Jonah said he'd bring them. Before Jonah can set the record straight every popular guy in college is already expecting them.What Jonah fails to realise is there'll be a forfeit if he fails to deliver, and that may involve Mike and the rest of the guys insisting Jonah transforms himself into a hot girl.

Tony finds girls attractive, to a degree, but he enjoys cross-dressing much more. And the more he does, the more he fantasises about being a girl with a guy.Neighbor Richard is keeping an eye on Tony, while his parents are away on holiday. Richard accidentally spies Tony cross-dressing, and likes it.Richard makes a move on Tony, addressing him as a her and in particular as Antonia. Will Tony become Antonia, or run a mile? Isn't this everything 'she' ever dreamed of?

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