Nick Fraser is a true romantic. He wants the guy instead of the girl, but other than that, he wants everything his favourite rom-coms depict: the courtship, the passionate first kiss, the fairy tale wedding. But after breaking up with the love of his life, Nick wonders if anything fairy tale will ever happen for him.

Then he meets Katie, who's just like a rom-com heroine. She's sharp, funny, sweet, and as into music and punk culture as Nick is. What's more, he's incredibly attracted to her, even though she's a woman. Nick has never considered he might be bisexual, but his feelings for Katie are definitely real. 

When Katie reveals she's transgender, Nick starts to see how much he doesn't understand about the world, queer identity, and himself. He is hopelessly in love with Katie, but this isn't a fairy tale, and Nick's friends and family may not accept his new relationship. He wants it all, but does he have the courage to make his fantasy a reality?



Eve Morton is a writer living in Ontario, Canada. She teaches university and college classes on media studies, academic writing, and genre literature, among other topics. She likes forensic science through the simplified lens of TV and philosophy through the cinematic lens of Richard Linklator. For more information, visit authormorton.wordpress.com.