From April 2, 2015, the Top Post Ever on this blog:
A to Z Challenge: Bimbos! I suppose because lots of people are searching for bimbos on the Internet. Boy would this be a surprise.
In the Transformed series are not one but two books focusing on bimbos. For my purposes a bimbo is a woman who looks really hot but isn't all that bright.
The first Transformed Into a Bimbo borrows heavily from my prior novel Chance of a Lifetime. In the first story, a scientist is working on an anti-aging drug called FY-1978, which is the drug that turns Detective Steve Fischer into Stacey Chance in the novel. Anyway, some animal rights protestors raid the lab to free the test animals and in the process the scientist gets dosed with the FY-1978. He finds himself turning into a girl who gets increasing hot--and increasingly dumb.
The second story is basically a miniature version of Chance of a Lifetime. A detective tries to foil a robbery at a pharmaceutical company and is shot with the drug, now going by the name Yunagin--Young Again, get it? He turns into a young woman who then gets revenge on the criminals.
There are a couple of key differences. First, Steve/Stacey is named Jake/Jackie Madigan; Jake is Steve's old partner in the Chances Are books. Then of course Stacey looks like this:
You know, pretty much like a normal young woman. Whereas Jackie looks like this:
Yowza!
Then there's how Jackie takes revenge. Where Stacey pretty much fought them with guns and such, Jackie uses her body. One guy is into S&M stuff so she uses that to her advantage and gets kind of creative. You know, because this is supposed to be erotica.
Someone whined about the first book that the character should get into the sex more quickly, so I decided to give that a try with the sequel. The first story is really short. It's one of those classic Twilight Zone stories where a rich guy thinks he's going to cheat death by transferring his brain into his bimbo trophy wife, but gets more than he bargains for when he really starts turning into her. If you read carefully you can see where Michael Offutt makes a cameo.
The second story was a lot longer. It's one of those that sort of spun out of control a little. Basically a janitor at a lab triggers a weird holodeck sort of thing and finds himself inside the holographic world as a character called "Naughty Nancy." A scientist gets pulled in with him and together they jump through a few different scenarios as they struggle to escape.
The scenarios I based on some of my previous books, so they end up as schoolgirls, little girls, Goth girls, whores, fat girls, and geek girls. That's part of why it ended up longer than I intended. Fans of "Archer" will get the Dr. Krieger reference in the story.
And of course you can buy both on Amazon for the low low price of $2.99 each!
There you go. We're done. Now shut it down! Until...whenever. Happy New Year!
2 comments:
The flip of making the scientist into a low IQ bimbo is pretty clever.
I agree with Maurice. And I think your definition of "bimbo" pretty much matches the cultural definition at large.
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