Joy, Brookley, Prisha, and Andrea are four beautiful trophy wives who live in the same rich neighborhood. Their days of comfort, style, companionship, and boredom were interrupted when new neighbors moved in to the fanciest mansion in the neighborhood. Extremely unusual neighbors. Leila and Tiara. Two women with dyed hair, body tattoos, and augmented breasts who look like lead actresses in porn movies. The two newcomers have a dark mission and plans for the four trophy wives. The trophy wives' seduction and total submission. The newcomers are sadistic, cruel, into bondage and discipline, and lesbian domination of submissive women... whether the women know or agree that they are submissive or lesbians. Can the trophy wife friends team up to resist Leila and Tiara's temptations and manipulations or will they fall prey to domination and ultimately become... more useful submissive creatures for the evil pair of dominants? In the third book, the new Mistress seductress neighbors want more and more trophy wives to submit and want more and more from them if they do submit. Their ambitions and expectations are overwhelming and over the top. They would like to use the trophy wives against each other to break them down, obtain their submission, and to get them to acknowledge Leila and Tiara as their new Mistresses. Can the trophy wives stay loyal to themselves, to each other, and to their husbands? In the third book the full scope of the Mistress's plans for the trophy wives are disclosed at last. The fate of each of the four trophy wives and of the two strippers the Mistresses have acquired are revealed. Over 27,000 words, this book contains graphic sex scenes involving sadism and masochism, bondage, oral sex, foot fetish, anal sex, orgasm denial, spanking, sexual humiliation, pet play, bizarre sexual devices, and interracial sex.

Filled with highly practical and medically sound guidance, The Modern Trophy Wife gives women the tools to strengthen, deepen or revitalize themselves and their relationships. Noted psychiatrists Dion Metzger, MD, and Ayo Gathing, MD, are both renowned for their ability to speak with inspiring wisdom and humor on important matters of the heart, mind and spirit. Metzger and Gathing redefine what it means to be a trophy wife today and guide you on the path to becoming. They share key elements of psychology with practical and wise strategies to guide you towards deeper relationships, meaningful work, better life balance and happier homes.

Kristen knows she doesn't fit in. The company New Year's Eve party makes that perfectly clear. All the women but her are fully glammed up. But Kristen finds her world begin to change when Blake Worthington, the company Vice President, asks her out on a date. It's only coffee, but it is completely unexpected. However, as soon as the date is set, Kristen finds herself making friends with two women on the bimbo spectrum, secretaries for the other Vice Presidents. They recommend Kristen visit a special salon before she goes on her date. They promise her it will be worth it, that it will help her fit in. Will Kristen and Blake hit it off? Will Kristen find herself changing to meet new demands placed on her? Will she embrace a bimbo outlook? Find out in Fitting In. This novel is a bimbo transformation story. It contains descriptions of masturbation, oral sex and body alterations including breast enlargement. This story has strong adult content and should not be viewed by anyone under the age of 18. All characters found in the following story are 18 or older.

Married to some of Washington D.C.'s most influential men, Bethany, Deanna and Marisol are on the guest list at every high-profile political and social event. And when they meet at a fundraiser, they become friends. As their friendship deepens, they help each other decide how far they'll go to fulfil their desires.

Shayla, Kyle and Amber have a lot in common: good looks, college educations, rich husbands and - despite their affluent lifestyles - deep dissatisfaction with their lives. Each feels there is a void in her dream relationship and begins to seek fulfilment beyond the routine of being a trophy wife. The three draw support from each other, but despite their close-knit relationship, each has her own secret she's not willing to share. So when a newcomer, Terra, befriends the trio, they start to question her sincerity and wonder if she has her own agenda.

On a Wednesday afternoon, Owen Masterson asks me to marry him. I've never met the man before. All I wanted was a job repackaging his image. He needs to ramp up his cool-factor to attract partnerships with better designers for his family's department store. But he wants me to be his temporary trophy wife instead. I need to get out from under my grandfather's control and don't really care how I do it. Honestly, I'll rock the hell out of being a temporary trophy wife. So maybe I'll marry him for a year, even though he has no social skills and he's a lot older than me. But I'm not going to fall for him. I hope.

“Carpe diem, bitches.” —Ashley Longshore Pour a glass of champagne, slip off your designer heels, pull up your big girl panties and enjoy pop-artist extraordinaire Ashley Longshore’s unapologetic, raw, and literally laugh-out-loud funny guide to living an “ambitchous” life. For Ashley Longshore, the path from reluctant Southern Belle to badass artist and aspiring mogul hasn’t always been a smooth one. As a reformed Trophy-Wife-in-Training, Ashley has overcome failure, healed heartbreak, and worked damn hard, all with her signature killer attitude, to conquer the art world one glittery pop-art masterpiece at a time. You Don’t Look Fat, You Look Crazy is a window into the world of Longshore’s irreverent, glamorous, and stunningly visual pop-art-filled life, where bedazzled flowers sit next to diamonds and Valium boxes, Jesus holds a black Amex and Wonder Woman dresses in Chanel. With tongue-in-cheek advice straight from her canvas, such as “There’s No Crying At Bergdorf’s,” “Always Ask For More,” and “What Would Blue Ivy Do,” Ashley’s honesty and DGAF attitude will grab you by your Givenchy lapels and hit you across the face with the donut you promised yourself you wouldn’t eat. So be confident, grab life by the Birkins, embrace your “ambitchion,” and remember, you don’t look fat—you look crazy!