Just Like Her: A Tale of Curious Feminization

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

Moving into that house isn’t quite the celebration it was supposed to be. It would have been a lot happier and exciting if Bradley hadn’t caught his wife, Sydney, with another man, just weeks before move-in day. Now, he’s moving in alone, and lawyers have already started pressing him about alimony and child custody. 

Sydney wants everything, and her expensive lawyers are determined to make sure she gets it. And Bradley thinks that his situation is hopeless, until he finds an old diary in that house, left behind by some previous owner. It’s a diary written by someone named Raymond, who went through the same exact thing. In fact, Raymond’s story is so identical to Bradley’s, it’s almost eerie.

At times, it’s almost like Bradley is reading about his own life. And it gets even weirder when he gets to the part of the journal where Raymond discovers secret rooms in the house, filled with women’s clothing, wigs, and makeup.