I read this book via an Amazon-US KINDLE Unlimited download.

Kevin for years had lived for years next door to his fellow classmate Wesley, who has always been extremely shy and always keeping to himself. Yet Kevin on seeing a beautiful girl, who must have been Wesley’s sister, seeking out at night as if she’d been going to a party.

Although Wesley had told him his sister wasn’t interested in seeing him, his desire to speak to her constantly increase. One day he decided to go over to her house to speak to her, but when Wesley’s mother told him he has no sister, causing him to realize who he’s been having a crush on for years. Kevin eventually confronts Wesley and he tells him it’s just an interest he has and he’s not hurting anyone, and tells him her name is Maggie.

Years later he sees hot-looking Maggie at a party and for some reason decides to go upstairs with her to a bedroom, and they engage in some sexual activities. This became a secret Kevin couldn’t tell anyone. But he got downstairs, he was admired by his fellow male classmates for having gotten Maggie to join him upstairs. This encounter led him to start dating Maggie, for a reason he really couldn’t understand, because he was interested in her even though she was a guy.

His fear that their secret would eventually come true. Which did it when Ken discovered Maggie’s secret as well, but luckily, he didn’t realize who she was. After he did, Kevin had to come to Maggie’s aid.

Will Ken divulge Kevin’s secret about dating a tranny? How will Kevin’s friends react to this? And how will Kevin react to their reactions? And the big question is: Will Kevin go on seeing Maggie despite others knowing about their secret? For if he does, then beauty is in the eyes of the holder.

And for giving her readers a story regarding acceptance for who/what a person is, I’m happy to give Nikki Crescent 5 STARS. ( )