Wanda Withers: 15 books

Laurie doesn't know exactly how he got into this situation - exploring cross-dressing as a means of saving his grandmother's shop.  But she needs to persuade the landlord not to break the lease, and he's a celebrity-hound, and somehow he's got the idea that she's got an actress grand-daughter with...

Alan has a new lover, now - William.  And it may be a little quick to be moving in together, but what the hell.  Everything's perfect: at first. Then William's best bud Mark comes to visit - his best friend, the love of his life, whatever you want to call it.  And everything goes to hell in a handbasket...

Charlie and Brian have been together for a year - since last Halloween, in fact.  And they're going to go all out to make sure that their spooky Hanniversary is totally amazing...

Headmaster Edwin Rakeley thinks the next thing on his schedule for the day is a completely ordinary parental interview for a prospective new student for his exclusive private school. But when the parent in question - handsome, villainous Albie Solstein - turns out to be Edwin's biggest fan,...

Laurie's got a second date, with gorgeous gay solicitor Malcolm.  (If you count the first, with his Nan's landlord along for the ride.)  He's got an audition, too. Then, he gets the part.  And all of it, in skirt and heels.  This posing as a lady business is really getting out of hand.

Oh, hell.  Laurie's managed to land himself on an actual date with hot Welsh lawyer Malcolm.  Who still doesn't know what's under his skirt... He vows he won't make the same mistake again.  Malcolm is strangely attractive - given that Laurie's never thought of himself as gay before.  But...

Taking Malcolm along on a group night out clubbing may have been a bad idea.  Sliding into actually dating him, even worse. But Laurie has other things on his mind.  He starts work on the soap opera soon.  And he's still working in his nan's shop.  Still fending off Mr Wattley. What...

The final and completing episode!  Out with the girls - trans, not cis, these ladies, definitely - and Laurie and Malcolm have triumphed in heels, are having a celebratory adventure.  (Including Brian the mannequin.)   Ending on a sweetly domestic note - and one last prank call from 'Tommy Romano'.  Or is it? Everyone's fabulous here.  Perfectly fabulous.

Laurie has embarked on a perilous policy of deception: dressing up as a dollybird, to fool his nan's landlord.  And his solicitor, Malcolm Jones. Who is pretty hot.  And seems to find Laurie attractive, too.  This is getting complicated...

Caspar is an academic, who doesn't think it's a big deal that he has a type.  Or that that type tends to be blue-collar, or service staff.  So what?  It's rude to call it slumming. Not that it stops his friends.  And not that it does him any good, with his latest fancy, Andy, a waiter at...

Luka is a lucky guy - young, successful, and the host of his very own chatshow, Howl At The Moon!  It has a supernatural theme, and of course he has to invite on the star of the hottest werewolf show around, Dominic Blake.   Which makes him even luckier, considering he's had a crush on the...

Dilly is a Green candidate, in a local UK by-election.  And - predictably - she loses in the election.  Massively.  By a landslide. Oh, it's depressing.  But when she takes a walk out in the morning air the morning after, to cheer herself up...  Well, she encounters more than one reason to keep her spirits up.  Cowgirls, and canal boats, and all kinds of shenanigans...

William knows better than to cheat on a good man like Alan.  He certainly knows better than to run off with Mark, his best friend, the one he's been pining for all these years. Well, you'd think so, wouldn't you?

William is a slutty cheat, and he feels just awful about it.  (Not awful enough not to do it in the first place, though.)  Is it too late to have second thoughts, when he's already on a road-trip with Mark, his old buddy, his long-standing crush?  And will Alan take him back, anyhow?