EMMA

EMMA

Meet Russell Drysdale, a fifteen-year old boy at a British Boys Public (private) School. The only son of a wealthy industrialist, who died when the boy was eight. However, the man has left his millions to the boy in a trust fund, and he can’t touch it until he is twenty-one.<br /><br />Brigette Drysdale, the attractive, yet bitter French born mother, who seeks to separate her son from the trust by fair means or foul.<br /><br />Monksreach Hall, the archaic institution that encourages bullying as a means of discipline, and in which Russell is totally miserable.<br /><br />The surprise. The morning he wakes up to find he is a girl. Suddenly, life in an all boys’ school is even less attractive, and using the name Emma, the girl runs away, and into a whole new world.<br />More than capable, she thwarts her mother, and her mother’s vicious boyfriend, the police, and manages to show the world that some girls are the next best thing to angels<br />