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Eight Days in Japan as a Girl: A Gender Transformation Travelogue
Shahin and Melissa are a newly dating couple that's traveled to Japan for a short vacation. Shahin thinks he's just there to show his girlfriend the sights, but a unique offer arises. He's given the chance to experience life as a woman and he seizes the opportunity. What follows is eight days and eight nights of passion and exploration. Follow Shahin and Melissa as they explore Japan and Shahin's new body. What will they discover about his sexual desires and their own relationship? This 40,000 word story is for ADULTS ONLY and features graphic depictions of sex between loving partners. Acts include gender transformation, vaginal sex, oral sex, lesbian sex, threesomes, sex toy use, and more. Please use your discretion when buying.
- GenresTransgender
179 pages, Paperback
First published May 19, 2015
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September 26, 2016
I have very quickly become a fan of Zoe S. Figueroa's work, marked as it is by an appreciation for the flexibility of gender roles, and an understanding of gender politics. There is so much thought, emotion, and passion to those stories that they are satisfying on multiple levels.
Eight Days in Japan as a Girl may just be Zoe’s best yet, a romantic adventure that works as a gender transformation tale, a romance, and a cultural travelogue. Really, if you read this for nothing else, the tour of Japan is a wonderful read all on its own, but it is not just a travelogue, it is a Gender Transformation Travelogue, and that is where the magic comes in.
During one of the first nights of their vacation, Melissa introduces Shahin to an old boyfriend, a biotech researcher working on an advanced treatment for sex affirmation. Neither Nico nor Shahin is transgender, but Melissa knows they share a secret fantasy. Shahin has always wanted to experience life as a woman, while Nico has always wanted to be with a man who has been put in the body of a woman. It is not about the act of transformation or any sort of gender dysphoria, but an intellectual curiosity about the dichotomy of conflicting genders. It is a novel approach to gender, and I liked how the story was able to explore the experience itself.
Once transformed, Melissa and Shahin continue with their vacation, discovering as much about her culture as they do his gender. More sensual than erotic, this is a tastefully written story that does a lovely job of contrasting their journeys, ultimately leading Melissa to appreciate the cultural heritage she tried so hard to deny in her youth.
As reviewed by Sally at Bending the Bookshelf
Eight Days in Japan as a Girl may just be Zoe’s best yet, a romantic adventure that works as a gender transformation tale, a romance, and a cultural travelogue. Really, if you read this for nothing else, the tour of Japan is a wonderful read all on its own, but it is not just a travelogue, it is a Gender Transformation Travelogue, and that is where the magic comes in.
During one of the first nights of their vacation, Melissa introduces Shahin to an old boyfriend, a biotech researcher working on an advanced treatment for sex affirmation. Neither Nico nor Shahin is transgender, but Melissa knows they share a secret fantasy. Shahin has always wanted to experience life as a woman, while Nico has always wanted to be with a man who has been put in the body of a woman. It is not about the act of transformation or any sort of gender dysphoria, but an intellectual curiosity about the dichotomy of conflicting genders. It is a novel approach to gender, and I liked how the story was able to explore the experience itself.
Once transformed, Melissa and Shahin continue with their vacation, discovering as much about her culture as they do his gender. More sensual than erotic, this is a tastefully written story that does a lovely job of contrasting their journeys, ultimately leading Melissa to appreciate the cultural heritage she tried so hard to deny in her youth.
As reviewed by Sally at Bending the Bookshelf
October 17, 2016
A fun holiday change story
When Shahin went on holiday with his girlfriend he didn't know what she had arranged for him. With the help of a former boyfriend Shahin was able to live out a fantasy of being a girl. The rest of the story was a Japanese travelogue mixed with a fuckfest.
When Shahin went on holiday with his girlfriend he didn't know what she had arranged for him. With the help of a former boyfriend Shahin was able to live out a fantasy of being a girl. The rest of the story was a Japanese travelogue mixed with a fuckfest.
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