Hailey had goals. She is an aspiring actress who works as a server and maid at an exclusive club. But when she discovers a bag of candy left behind after a party, her entire life changes. The growth of Hailey’s chest was not what she expected, but she enjoys it, along with her change in mental acuity and libido. But when a mysterious benefactor provides her with more candy, her transformation intensifies. Is there any going back for Hailey? And will she manage to keep a steady stream of bimbofying candy on hand to satisfy her sweet tooth? Find out in Accidental Bimbo. This bimbofication short story is 10,300 words long. It is the second book in the Bimbo Candy Series. This book features themes of bimboification, bimboization, bimbification, and body growth.

Our everyday language is full of surprises; its origins are stranger than you might think. Any word might be knocked and buffeted, subjected to twists and turns, expansions and contractions, happy and unhappy accidents. There are intriguing tales behind even the most familiar terms, and they can say as much about the present as they do the past.Busking, for instance, originally meant piracy. Grin meant to snarl. A bimbo was a man; nice meant ignorant; glamor was magic; and a cupboard was a table. Buxom used to mean obedient; a cloud was a rock; raunchy originally meant dirty.Focusing on one hundred surprising threads in the evolution of English, The Accidental Dictionary reveals the etymological origins and quirky developments that have led to the meanings we take for granted today. It is a weird and wonderful journey into words.

The Doll’s Head By: Paul C. Herndon It is the 1950s, rural Tennessee. Cold, conniving Tad Caudell has taken over the farm of his orphaned younger cousin, Charles “Bimbo” Benton. Tad bullies and brutalizes Bimbo, treating him no better than a hired hand. And when Bimbo brings home his new bride, Tad has no compunction about taking her, as well as the farm, away from Bimbo.

Bimbos are known for being silly. So too are bimbo stories. With that in mind, Silly Bimbo Omnibus showcases what bimbos are and can be with all the twists and turns a Sadie Thatcher story brings. Story titles: Two Bimbos Words Have Power The Car Bimbo Dealing With the Heat Tour de Bimbo A Flaw in the Plan Thotless Wish Impossible Claims A Bimbo in My Head A Wish Upon a Shooting Star Fashion Studies Bimbo Pops This omnibus collection of stories from the Silly Bimbo Series totals over 37,000 words.

Hailey has a new job and is excited to create a new morning routine. She has never been a boba tea drinker before, but then again, Booba Tea doesn’t necessarily serve boba tea. Each day, Hailey stops in at Booba Tea for a morning drink and each day she finds herself more and more of a bimbo, with a larger chest and a lower intelligence. And by day six, there’s no doubt that Hailey is a bimbo, in body and in mind. Will Hailey be able to navigate life as a bimbo or will she even care? Find out in Six Days to Bimbo. This bimbofication short story is 7,300 words long. It is the second book in Booba Tea Series. This book features themes of bimboification, bimboization, and bimbification.

Ashley is on her way to an important meeting in the week leading up to Christmas when the train she is riding on gets stuck in the little town of Oak Hollow. With nowhere to stay until the tracks are clear, Dylan offers her a place to stay. For Ashley and Dylan, it is love at first sight. However, Oak Hollow is not just any town. It is a picturesque lakeside town nestled in the mountains with a trend of all the women being bimbos. For Ashley this is a shock and it eventually becomes a point of contention between the man she has come to love. Will Ashley turn her back on true love or will she decide to stay with Dylan? Can she not only tolerate the bimbos in town, but become one herself? Find out in Give the Gift of Bimbo. This short story is 9,300 words long. It is a Christmas-themed story. This book includes themes of bimbofication, bimboification, bimboization, and bimbification.

Brimming with hidden histories and tantalising twists, The Accidental Dictionary tells the extraordinary stories behind ordinary words. Our everyday language is full of surprises; its origins are stranger than you might think. Any word might be knocked and buffeted, subjected to twists and turns, expansions and contractions, happy and unhappy accidents. There are intriguing tales behind even the most familiar terms, and they can say as much about the present as they do the past. Busking, for instance, originally meant piracy. Grin meant to snarl. A bimbo was a man, nice meant ignorant, glamour was magic and a cupboard was a table... Focusing on 100 surprising threads in the evolution of English, The Accidental Dictionary reveals the etymological origins and quirky developments that have led to the meanings we take for granted today. It is a weird and wonderful journey into words. "A real delight ... hidden gems nestle on every page" -- JaffaReadsToo "The Accidental Dictionary is certainly worth adding [to a bookshelf]... I knew very few of these, which is a good thing, and now I know more, which is a better one" -- Marcus Berkmann, Spectator Christmas books 2016

It’s just an average day for Macy Young. She meets her best friend for morning coffee. She argues with a client to keep his business. She works away as a web designer. That is until she finds herself repeating the same day over and over again. Macy is caught in a time loop and she seems to be the only one aware of it. She must traverse the same day repeatedly, trying to find a way to break the loop. Except it is far more complicated than a single day looping. Once she breaks the loop once, the loop begins again with the next day. Macy must figure out how to keep time flowing normally, even if she changes her mind, body, and soul to make it happen. Enjoy the Quantum Bimbo Series in one omnibus edition. Read the story of one woman who slowly finds herself living a transformed life as she finds herself in a time loop that can only be broken by a bimbo. The Quantum Bimbo Series is a three-book series, including the following books: Déjà Vu One Day at a Time Time Flows Like a Bimbo

An intriguing mystery in which the author takes us from the rarefied world of professional polo to the intricacies of the aeronautical industry with equal assurance. This novel is an intelligent puzzle with enough romance and danger to satisfy any reader.

Cassandra is the student council president at Thatcher College. She takes her position seriously, even if others on the council, such as the frat bro named Brock who serves as vice president, don’t. But with the big game against Kinnock University coming up, the council votes to hold a spirit week leading up to the game, including a blonde out, where students will dye their hair blonde to match the yellow of their school colors. Even though Cassandra voted against spirit week and the blonde out, it still passed and she is expected to take part. But when she waits until the last minute to buy the hair dye, all that is left is a strange brand with the mention of bimbo blonde. But the hair dye does more than just color her hair. It changes her whole life. What will happen to Cassandra? Will she find happiness as a bimbo? Is it even permanent? And how might Brock play a role in her bimbofied life? Find out in Blonde Out. This bimbofication short story is 7,200 words long. It is the first book in Spirit Week Series. This book features themes of bimboification, bimboization, and bimbification.