Anemone: Part 2

By Jessie Ash

(Part 2 of a 5 part gender bender e-serial) Dr. Martin Belspur’s adventure continues as he tries to resist the urge to morph into a sexy, busty blonde that's also a mermaid from time to time. Unfortunately a hot, steamy romance with his coworker Rupert doesn’t help matters. With each passionate touch and kiss, he fights this naughty new side less and less. Will he decide to stay the man that he is or be the woman he longs to become? It’s a transgender tale with even more sinful surprises.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jessie Ash
• Release date: Sep 7, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311058447

Jessie Ash

Jessie Ash is a recent grad working in the design world in LA. She is also an avid fan of erotica fiction. Her passion is taking ordinary characters and thrusting them into a world of steamy seduction.

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Anemone – Part 2

A gender bender mermaid romance

Jessie Ash

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Copyright 2014 Jessie Ash

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Table of Contents

Chapter 13: The tub

Chapter 14: The next morning

Chapter 15: Gone fishing

Chapter 16: A mer surprise

Chapter 17: It’s not blackmail

Chapter 18: Business as usual

Chapter 19: Dress shopping

Chapter 20: The big surprise

About the Author

Chapter 13

The tub

The knob turned, and the bathroom door slowly started to creak open. My pulse raced causing me to quickly sit up in the tub. Water cascaded down the spectacular breasts of a sexy blonde mermaid. At least that’s what my reflection looked like in the mirror. Not the kind of thing you want your wife seeing at two in the morning. Thinking on my toes, or tail rather, I quickly splashed the light over the mirror. The light had been giving us trouble for years flickering on and off. Right now I was praying the faulty wiring would save my life. Immediately it sparked causing all the house lights to blow.

Darn! Jane yelled as she suddenly stopped opening the bathroom door.

Ugh! Must be the fuse! I’ll change it, Martin! Stay where you are! Last thing we need is you slipping out of the shower, Jane said as she walked down to the basement.

Being in that fuse changing situation a zillion times over the years, I figured I had about five minutes. Maybe eight,