| Title | : | Femboy Reform School : Part One: A Feminization, Transformation, Femdom Erotic Novella |
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| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
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| Publication | : | Published May 28, 2020 |
When Aaron wakes, alone, in a car being driven to an unknown location, he knows that he is in trouble. Aaron was a good student who worked hard, got good grades, but recently, that’s begun to change—he’s been drifting, purposeless, lost, and his grades have begun to slip. His parents have decided to help him, and so he’s been sent to the Reform School.
There he meets his room-mates, Cameron, the star athlete whose star is falling, and Julian, the wayward delinquent. All of them have been sent to the Reform School for the same reason—they are lost, adrift, and they just need a little help to become the happy, pretty girls they are all destined to become.
Their journey will not be easy, but under the tutelage of Ms Lewis, their stern Domineering teacher, and the senior girls of the school, the three boys and their class-mates will all come to see who they really are, and will come to understand the path that lies ahead for them. There are many lessons, and many transformations ahead, but for Aaron and his class-mates, their journey begins here, now, at the Femboy Reform School.
Femboy Reform School : Part One: A Feminization, Transformation, Femdom Erotic Novella Reviews
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Sissy School is one of the favorite subjects of feminization readers. Hence, most feminization authors authors attempts to write on the subject at least once. And not just because of the demands of the readers, but also because the scenario seems rather easy to handle. Just give details of a school and keep adding all possible smuts of feminization being done to random people without any need of characterization. And many readers would actually enjoy it. Not even the best authors attempt to create a realistic or acceptable scenario, because most readers don't really care. However, this book is one of the worst kinds actually. From the beginning everything is so unrealistic it's kind of irritating. The concept that the parents of the boys themselves sent them to this cruel school, then the ease the trainers were able to handle them - without even considering the possibility of a revolt and no serious measures taken to handle a revolt, and most boys' acceptance of everything willingly... honestly, consider picking a better book on this subject. Because there are numerous available. Some of those are even at free portals like Fictionmania and Literotica, and far better than this one.
