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    Bimbo Boutique 4
    Bimbo Boutique 4
    Bimbo Boutique 4
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    Bimbo Boutique 4

    By Tiffani Pearl

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    They were huge and round, like half-melons bolted to her chest.

    Rachel's a busy CEO on the way to a conference - but then her luggage gets lost at the airport.

    Desperate for something to wear, she steps into a little boutique on the way to her hotel... but when she leaves, she's a blond, air-headed bimbo - and she can't think about anything besides sex!

    Soon she's at a conference with lots of her colleagues, getting every hole filled - without protection!

    Bimbo Boutique is a work of explicit erotica, featuring a smart woman transforming into an airheaded bimbo, complete with breast enlargement and an oversize sex drive!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTiffani Pearl
    Release dateOct 20, 2015
    ISBN9781311227201
    Bimbo Boutique 4
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    Tiffani Pearl

    I’m a college student at a big state school in the South, just trying to earn a little beer money by writing down by deepest, dirtiest fantasies.I wanted to be a camgirl, but I think my mom would kill me if she ever found out!

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      Bimbo Boutique 4 - Tiffani Pearl

      Bimbo Boutique

      Bimbo Boutique

      Volume Four

      Tiffani Pearl

      Contents

      Bimbo Boutique #4

      About Tiffani

      Bimbo Boutique #4

      Bimbo CEO

      As Rachel watched, the baggage carousel ground to a halt. She frowned, and then impatiently strode to the chute where the luggage had been coming out and glared up it. Someone wearing a Delta uniform walked past and she got their attention.

      Excuse me, she said. I haven’t gotten my luggage yet.

      The other woman, who looked tired, glanced at the carousel. You were flight 233 from New York?

      Yes.

      That’s all the baggage we had. You’ll have to talk to the baggage claim desk.

      Rachel looked at her watch. She was supposed to be going to a cocktail hour for the conference in one hour, and she needed to check into her hotel and get changed first. The line for the baggage desk was long and it looked slow. As a busy CEO, she didn’t have time for this sort of thing.

      Can I just give you my address? she asked the woman.

      Sorry, the woman said. I can’t help you with this.

      Rolling her eyes, Rachel stood in the line and sent some emails on her phone.

      Thirty minutes later, Rachel was in the car service her assistant had reserved for her, making her way to the conference hotel. She wished she’d taken her own advice and packed a change of clothes in her carry-on; as it was, all she had was her wallet, some gum,

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