Böcker av Alyssa Martin

She was a girl. He was a boy. Until the morning they weren't.Chloe Donovan is many things: a medal-winning gymnast, twin sister, pre-law major, and doing her best to work out the kinks in her sex life. After waking up in the bed and body of a near stranger, she's also now a man. Now she's got a few extra things, but, hey, she's flexible... or she was. Knox Benson has it easy: an active and uncomplicated love life, good grades, great friends, and a successful run as starting wide receiver on Saxon university's football team. When he finds himself in the bed and body of a strange woman he barely knows, everything just got so much harder... and not the fun hard. An awkward confrontation sends the two spiraling into chaos, and they're forced to work together to fix the mix up or stay each other forever. Knox gets in touch with his feminine side, handling hip circles and monthly cycles. Chloe learns what it means to "man up", coping with evening practice and morning wood. Can the pair right themselves and keep their teammates, close friends, and families in the dark? When they're back in the right bodies, will they make a run for yards in opposite directions, or vault headlong into a bond that's more than skin deep?

For fans of Bridgerton...Born a second son, Aiden Elliot works hard to prove himself and secure a future. Stationed on the Continent during the Napoleonic Wars to achieve that end, his life takes a turn when his older brother dies. As the new heir to the Northumberland Dukedom, Aiden is confronted with the duty of marriage, a vexing prospect, until he meets Lynette.At twenty-six years old, Lynette Elphinstone would rather embrace spinsterhood than marry for convenience. Influenced by the novels she reads, Lynette is a romantic who yearns for a love match. However, her resolve begins to falter when Aiden shows her that even a marriage of convenience can be lustful.As their relationship unfolds they are faced with the question: is Aiden the love match of Lynette's dreams or simply using her as the means to fulfill his duty?