SHE'S SO HARD!: A First Time With A Trans Girl Tale Paperback – October 2, 2023

Nikki control deliver beautiful stories that never fail to bring a tear of happiness and hope to what could/should be! 💖

Great short story romance by Nikki. Well written and edited, with plenty of steamy scenes and a happy ending. Only a couple of errors that I noticed, such as using "demise" to when "downfall" would have been better, since that character wasn't dead.

Nikki has so many fabulous books, it seems impossible to maintain this level of excellence. Yet she does it again with this terrific story! Couldn’t put it down!

Niki I have to say I have read a lot of your books and the drama the suspense in this book was awesome. I couldn’t put it down, and the plot ending was brilliant. Never saw it coming and never thought there would be those moments of surprise. Again an excellent read.

At first, I was pit off by the title but after avoiding the book for months I finally decided to give it a try. I'm glad I did. I enjoyed the budding romance between Dave and Quinn. I am glad the author touched on the dangers that some trans women face. This is a good story with conflict, A slow build to a final climax (no pun intended), then concludes with information about the villain and a happy ending.

I loved this story, I read it with excitement and I enjoyed the live scenes, and in the end the trans girl found the love she deserves.

This story is absurd. It’s clearly the author’s underdeveloped fantasy about a heterosexual man falling in love with a transgender woman.The sex action is at odds with a narrative’s dramatic and emotional moments. It’s a tone deaf mixture of hardcore pornography and emotional drama without any of subtle, realistic development to make it work. The biggest example of this is Quinn being emotional about her unfortunate circumstances while the narrator is only concerned with her physical appearance and how feminine she looks. That makes the narrator look so insensitive and superficial.The ending, which was just rapid fire exposition followed by a happily ever after moment, is forced, rushed, and extremely lazy. This story contains the wrong kind of development for the events and conclusion it’s trying to sell.The author’s done better than this. If you’re trying to develop a relationship between a transgender woman and a man, at least don’t make it an effortless, underdeveloped romance based entirely on physical appearance with minimal lip service paid to the emotional aspect.

I liked this story. It does show that love can happen to those of us who are trans. There are people who don’t care whether we are trans or not—love is love 💗.

It was quite the story and of course all the medical rules that were broken to tell a fictional story as such.Thank you