Title: Party Girl
Party Girl is a fun, sexy bit of erotic storytelling that doesn’t try too hard to explain the how and why of Oliver’s mysterious transformation. It is all just a fantasy, a harmless Virtual Reality experience, or is that experience something he’s prompted to live outside the game? Did any of it really happen? And, most importantly, fantasy or reality, what are the consequences waiting for him?
It’s the flashes, the glitches, that make this so curious. The lipstick that shouldn’t be there, in a shade his girlfriend never wore. The too long, too-blonde hs air that seems to come and go. The way others seem to mishear him, to mistake him for someone else. As Sasha (John) Dylena leads us through the story, Oliver seems to undergo a series of transformations, both physical and mental, that turn the straight, responsible young man into something of a bisexual bimbo.
It’s that transformation, and the questions behind it, and are so much fun to explore, but there’s no question that the erotic scenes are a delight as well. Party Girl is a short read, easily consumed before eyes (or fingers) get tired, and well worth a read.
Rating: ♀ ♀ ♀ ♀
Sally Bend 
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