This was an idea that hit me a couple of weeks ago to do a sequel to the Chances Are books only focusing on a different character. The idea is inspired by this weird Japanese manga I got free on Amazon called Futaba-Kun Change! where a boy hits puberty and whenever he gets excited, he changes into a girl. His father then tells him everyone in his family is that way and that his "father" actually gave birth to him! My idea would cut out some of the weirder and incesty parts.
If you don't know, the Chances Are books are Chance of a Lifetime, Second Chance, and Last Chance about a grizzled homicide detective named Steve Fischer who, while thwarting a robbery at a pharmaceutical company, is turned into an 18-year-old girl going by the name Stacey Chance. In Chance of a Lifetime Stacey reconnects with Steve's daughter Madison and gets revenge on those who changed him. In Second Chance, Stacey and Madison are kidnapped by a Chinese company trying to recreate the formula from the first book and end up becoming little girls--until the drug wears off and they grow up again. And during the story Stacey and her therapist Robert fall in love--once she's grown up again. In Last Chance, Stacey and Robert are getting married but she finds herself becoming a man again. An old enemy of Steve's resurfaces and is able to escape authorities by using the drug that changed Steve. Then the bad guy kidnaps Madison and Steve rescues her. Steve is mortally wounded, but Madison gives him a shot of the formula that makes him Stacey again. She and Robert get back together while Madison and her girlfriend Grace get married and everyone is pretty much happily ever after.
This sequel idea would be 12-13 years later, which would still be almost present day. Stacey and Robert have a son named Max. Max has been a fairly normal boy, but while his classmates are starting to go through puberty by getting body hair and their voices deepening and dicks growing and such, Max finds himself getting less hairy and his voice getting higher and his dick shrinking. Then he starts developing breasts!
At some point then Stacey finally has to come clean and it's sort of like in Teen Wolf where Michael J Fox's dad tells him he's a werewolf. Only in this case Stacey has to tell Max about how she was a man and all the stuff that happened. And that "Aunt" Madison is really his half-sister!
Once Max is finally a complete girl, she has to go to a new school as Maxine and make new friends and probably do something akin to winning the big basketball game. Maybe like her mom, Maxine discovers a talent for singing and saves the big dance or something. And in the end she decides being a girl isn't so bad after all.
This would be more of a comedy than an action drama like the Chances Are books.
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