The year was 1965 and the place was New York City. It was a time where gender roles were still very clearly defined and the Women's Liberation movement was but a flickering ember, waiting to ignite. Sexism and misogyny were the accepted norm in society, and the popular saying "it's a man's world" was taken as the gospel by most people.

When Larry Bonderman arrived at work at his Manhattan office building he had no idea that his pretty secretary, Vicky Anderson, was planning a unique kind of corporate takeover, spiking his morning coffee with a strange potion that would cause the two of them to switch bodies and identities forever. The ambitious Vicky would be able to live out the kind of executive lifestyle she coveted but was denied, due to her gender, and poor Larry, who didn't even know how to type, was suddenly pushed to the bottom of the business ladder.

"Corporate Takeover" is a colorful new work of transgender erotica from bestselling author Stacey Zackerly, who once again uses a historical time period to frame the issue of gender identity from a different perspective. In the "Mad Men" era of the mid-sixties women's place in society was in a state of flux and the newly minted ex-secretary Vicky must strive to find her niche as she struggles to cope with the challenges of becoming an entirely different person, with entirely different emotions and desires.

The story contains explicit adult language and very graphic depictions of sexual situations. (Approximately 23,000 words.)