Big Day Body Swap: A Wedding Day Gender Swap Romance Kindle Edition

Well written story telling of wish fulfillment at it's best. It is my kind of story of a couple not stuck in the opposite sex, but completing their hearts desire.

I suppose this is a decent enough story. It had one major twist that I really liked. It is a little bis suspensful.Probably what many men who are crossdressers would like to live. I wouldn't mind the change.

This was cute and interesting, but I couldn't get into it as easily as the other books I've read by this author. I kept getting mixed up on who was who because instead of just a gender swap, the names switch to stay with the body as well.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Nothing like seeing the marriage from both sides of the equation, really interesting and exciting. It would be nice to see the rest of the day from both sides of the honeymoon.

One of the earliest gender swaps that I can recall is"Turnabout", by Thorne Smith, almost a century ago. It's a wacky sitcom type of story, and I had always hoped someone would do a more explicit erotic version. This story reminds of the earlier one, while still being original. It's much more romantic than hilarious, though the kitchen scene is pretty funny. It's more about the roles that are expected of us, and what can happen when that changes. The story does get confusing when the characters change their names to suit their bodies, and the "man" seems to adapt much more easily than the "woman". I also wonder about the challenges of pretending to be someone else without their memories and skills. But the story is mostly focused on the shifting feelings of the characters, who are really madly in love, so technical details aren't as important, like how this happened in the first place.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

I've enjoyed most of what I've read by Alyson Belle, and "Big Day Body Swap" did not disappoint.The story involves fiancees Blair and Roland in the lead up to their wedding. When, following an argument, the swap occurs between the two of them, it is both heartwarming and astonishing how well they both adapt to their changed circumstances.Read, and I think you'll enjoy too.

A good story though it lacks a bit in plot. Good dialogue and good spirit move it along.The only flaw is that the author chose to change the names of the characters too soon after they changed bodies. It is hard to follow the husband when the author suddenly starts changing himself to herself in the husband's thoughts. It was almost as if they had changed identities as well as bodies, which weakens the whole freaky friday feeling of being in the wrong bodies. The changeover was too abrupt.it would have been better at the end of the story aspart of the resolution.

I have never read this authors work before and was not disappointed. The flow and characters are well done and kept me reading. I look forward to seeing more.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.