Deshan thought he knew how to survive the streets.

Take a little. Keep your mouth shut. Never take enough for anyone to notice.

Then Mace notices.

Suddenly Deshan owes twenty thousand dollars he doesn't have, and the price of failure is something far worse than debt. His only way out comes from an unlikely place: a clinic capable of transferring two people into each other's bodies.

Ming Chen was supposed to be nothing more than a woman he met at a club.

Instead, she becomes his escape.

One signature later, Deshan wakes up four-foot-eleven, female, and trapped in Ming's body—while Ming walks away wearing his. The arrangement was supposed to be temporary. But reversing it requires both of them to agree, and one of them has no intention of going back.

Now living as Ming, Deshan must survive the consequences of the deal he made, the men who believe they own him, and a body that changes how the entire world sees him.

But survival is only the beginning.

Because the longer Deshan lives as Ming, the harder it becomes to separate the life that was forced on him from the life he is beginning to choose.