Disclosure

He wanted to be a father someday. He just never imagined he'd have to become a woman to do it.

Wes Brennan has a good life, or at least a well-managed one. He's a successful wealth manager with a body he trusts, a new relationship with Megan, and another woman he hasn't bothered to tell her about. Then a chance encounter puts him back in bed with Jenny, the gynecologist and ex he cheated on.

Five days later, his penis is gone.

At first he can hide it. A buttoned jacket at work. A locked bathroom stall. Men's clothes pulled carefully over hips that weren't there last week. Then the breasts come, his face changes, his voice changes, and the hiding stops working. Colleagues treat him differently. Men look at him differently. The spaces he used without thinking are suddenly closed to him. And Megan discovers that he's been keeping more than one secret.

When Wes goes to Jenny for answers, she won't tell him how the transformation began. She won't tell him why him. She does tell him that his new body is fully functional, including something Wes has wanted since long before any of this: the ability to have a biological child.

Disclosure is an embodied transformation novel about secrets between lovers, a body that won't stay put, and what happens when the thing Wes has always wanted can only be reached through the body he never wanted.