Can a game be a dream come true? Jorah has found a world where he can be Megan Proxy, exploring his own gender identity even while exploring a cyberpunk world that is more than it seems. Something in the world isn't working quite right, but is that a product of the game, or of the fact that the game is using his brain as a mainframe for its processing? Will he be able to enjoy living as a woman, or will he be too busy trying to avoid getting killed for the things that he finds while he takes on the role of Megan? Will the secrets that she uncovers be enough to keep her alive, or will he have to process the loss of his female self so soon after finding a way to finally indulge her?
Playing by Proxy is created by Joe Weinberg, an eGlobal Creative Publishing signed author.

Playing by Proxy

Megan left the meeting with Manager To-Soren with a bounce to her step and a new office to go to. It wasn’t much of an improvement from her old lab, except that it was, in fact, an office. She had a door she could close, there was only one computer station, and it wasn’t in the basement.


And when she started to work, she realized that her influence brought along with it better access to the systems. A few minutes after starting, she was already looking more in-depth at Connor Proclaw.


Proclaw was clearly not the mastermind. So then why did the belongings of the dead researcher go to him? It didn’t look like they had much in common or any real connection.


After a little bit of searching, she found something. It seemed that the belongings didn’t actually go to Proclaw himself, but rather to his office. He might not even have known about it. He knew about the missing files, though. So he had something to do with it all.


Chapter 27: Promotions and the Agency Reveal