Doctor Twitch Gender Switch

By Selena Storm

Poor Will has suffered from chronic pain since college, but now that he’s nearing thirty it’s gotten so bad that he’s missing work. As a last resort he agrees to meet with Dr. Daisy Twitch, an expert on chronic pain. She has just the thing for him, a dose of Bimblify!

When Will wakes up on Dr. Twitch’s exam table, he quickly realizes that the Bimblify transformed him into Willa! The sexy doctor isn’t done with her patient yet, she needs to give Willa a full medical exam to see just how effective the Bimblify really was, along with something else she has in mind!

Doctor Twitch Gender Switch is a 6,500 word work of erotic fiction. It contains gender swap, medical play, bimbofication, and tons of erotic fun.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jynxed Moon
• Release date: May 27, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311476104

Selena Storm

Selena grew up in Churchill, Manitoba though she currently lives in Toronto. She loves to live out her fantasies on paper and occasionally with the right people.Selena spends most of her days writing erotica and hanging out with her bearded dragon, Rufus. You can follow her on twitter @Selena_Storm

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Doctor Twitch Gender Switch

By Selena Storm

Doctor Twitch Gender Switch

Smashwords Edition

Copyright 2014 by Selena Storm

All rights reserved. This book may not be reproduced in any form, in whole or in part, without written permission from the author.

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Contents

Other Works by Selena Storm

Doctor Twitch Gender Switch

About the Author

Other Works by Selena Storm

Gender Bending Erotica

Tea Shop Gender Swap

Tattoo Shop Gender Swap

Dr. Bimbo

Corner Office Bimbo

Birthday Party Bimbos

Feminizing the Bully

Shamed & Feminized

Other Kinky Erotica

The Taboo Experiments of Dr. Arthur Cox

Haunted Encounters: The Livingston Institution

Two Priests One Nun

Med School Games

False Faces

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Doctor Twitch Gender Switch

The telltale aura began its cruel attack early in the day. Just around the corners of his vision, Will started to notice it as he logged into his email at the start of his day. The fluorescent lights in his office had given him nothing but trouble since he started, but it seemed that things had only gotten worse over the last couple months.

Will ran a hand through his short and soft curly blonde hair as he groaned. Not already, he murmured to himself. I have too much to do today.

The fluorescent lights were one problem, but the biggest cause of the migraines that had been plaguing Will more and more had to be the pressures he was facing at work. It seemed the more work that got dumped on his desk, the more frequent the crippling headaches became. Some days they got so bad that he turned off all the lights in his office and put the brightness on his computer down to its absolute lowest, but even then it was barely enough to keep the explosive pain at bay.

For months, Will tried to convince himself that the migraines were worth the