Being a woman in tech is difficult – but a hypnotic program made her the woman her workplace wanted!

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Author Pan has been going from strength to strength. His novella Gamer Girl (link) was a huge hit with ATR readers, and his Cynthia’s Diet trilogy – Cynthia’s Secret (link), Cynthia’s Discipline (link) and Cynthia’s Submission (link) – continued to be immensely popular.

And now he’s back with a new tale of workplace bimbofication – Women in Tech (link).

This one is going to have huge appeal to readers who liked the All These Roadworks stories “Emma’s Policy” or “Surrender”. Don’t hesitate to get your copy of this red-hot release!

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Plot summary:

Beautiful, buxom and intelligent, Gabrielle has it all.

But when Gabrielle and her boyfriend move to Texas for a new IT job, she finds herself demeaned, belittled and subject to workplace sexual harassment.

That’s when Gabrielle discovers the Women In Tech mentorship program.  It promises to help women survive in a male-dominated environment.

But what it really delivers is something different.

Slowly, Gabrielle begins dressing differently.  She begins acting different.  She comes to love the demeaning pet names she once hated.

As her boyfriend watches Gabrielle transforming into a submissive, obedient, bimbo, he’s faced with a choice.  Will he save Gabrielle from the sinister process she has fallen victim to?

Or will he sit back and enjoy the benefits?

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Women In Tech presents a legendary tale of workplace hypnotic bimbofication from master author Pan (creator of “Gamer Girl” and “Cynthia’s Diet”).

This book contains themes of MF and FF sex, bimbofication, mind control, incest, and workplace humiliation.

This is a premium release – a novel-length erotic odyssey guaranteed to bring you enjoyment.

As always, my kinks are not my politics. Please enjoy these stories of gender degradation while practicing respect, safety and positive enthusiastic consent in real life.

(Get Women in Tech now!)

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