Russell Frank

When Harry's mother persuaded him to take part in a "dressing up game" he had little idea it would lead to him being a bridesmaid at a family wedding or that it would end up with him going to school as a girl

The Boy Who Was a Bridesmaid

Dan Walter knew he should not go into his dead sister's bedroom. What he did not know was that secretly cross-dressing in her clothes would prompt this mother to believe that he could replace his dead sister, lead to Dan attending school as Daisy and spark a bitter dispute between his divorced parents. What began in all innocence, ended in two families being torn apart.

The Boy Who Was a Schoolgirl

Lucy Northrop was in despair when her son, Jake, was expelled from school. She found the solution to his behavioural problems at Loxley Hall, the centre for "therapeutic petticoating", where boys became girls, whether they liked it or not.

The Boy Who Was Petticoated

Jack Burton was never quite sure why he went into his sister's bedroom that afternoon. He certainly had no way of knowing that it would quickly change his life and end up with him going to school as a girl.

Russell Frank

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