Social science fiction with a sprinkling of humour. Gay to straight or straight to gay? The story was that some scientists in Edinburgh had carried out experiments on mice. When the scientists gave a large dose of insulin to the mice in their food, a number of the mice began to engage in same-sex sexual activity. Would you change your sexual orientation if you could? How does sexuality and sexual orientation actually work? These are the questions facing a group of young people living in the North of England. Along the way, they confront issues of sexual role, family breakdown, social isolation and what's going on in John's fridge - you name it.''I find this story a fascinating read, as Mr Reed manages to give his characters a kind of complexity that feels real in many ways.'' -Hot Sauce Reviews"Despite its short length, Reed presents the reader with a complex, well-realized characters, and interesting questions to think about. It makes a statement about social activism, sexual identity, the role of the media, and the desperation some people feel to be accepted." - David L. Felts, SFReader''A quick read that makes you laugh as much as it makes you think. '' - A BookLikes reviewer''What an odd, short, minimalist thought piece. I enjoyed it.'' - A Goodreads Reviewer''I have never read a story quite like this. Often authors don't dive into touchy subjects like this one, but Michael Reed did an excellent job!'' - A Goodreads Reviewer''This book brought a lot of questions to mind.'' - A BookLikes reviewer