ReMale

by Lyka Bloom

In a future where women rule the United States at the highest levels of government, a man accused of conspiring against the female agenda is forced to participate in a game show that will change his life, and the lives of his fellow contestants, forever!


Trapped and held prisoner, Davis Lange is forced to accept the life-altering effects of the game show, ReMale! Along with two other victims, Davis will see his body twisted and his mind altered to better serve the feminine ideal. With over 9500 words of sexy, transformative fun, ReMale makes a good woman out of rotten men!

Genres: Fantasy

39 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 22, 2017

Reviews

[S.B. (Beauty in Ruins) · Rating 4 out of 5]

I do not want to get political, but the one certainty with Trump's presidency is that a significant swing will be likely to follow it. Will it be as severe as Lyka Bloom envisions with ReMale? Likely not . . . but, then again, the last few months have proven anything can happen.

Here we have a near future where the scales of equality have tipped, and gender roles have been reversed. Davis Lange's only crime is his attitude, but his late night participation in online dissidence forums has caught the attention of his employers. Drugged and imprisoned, he awakes to find himself one of three male contestants on a game show of forced feminization.

That game show is the whole point of the story, with the contestants forced to choose from several categories that will implement immediate changes in them - emotional, physical, or psychological. If you are wondering how a man could possibly win such a game . . . well, that you will just have to read for yourself.

ReMale is a fun story that is all about the details, the personalities, and the struggle against change. There is no sex to be had, and nary an erotic moment, but it is still an emotionally charged tale.


As reviewed by Sally at Bending the Bookshelf

[Misskitty_06 · Rating 1 out of 5]

SO BAD. SO SO BAD.

[Lisa · Rating 1 out of 5]

This ended up feeling more sexist because the woman they made him to be was the exact opposite of someone who is female and free to make their own choices. I guess the cover was a bigger clue about where it was going than I thought. So...this is not a feminist piece in the slightest. I didn't find it fun at all, hence my low rating.

[Edgar Perez · Rating 2 out of 5]

it's a mixed bag
on one side, it's a good idea, an interesting one
in the other, it's a joke that went on for too long.

[Concordia West · Rating 1 out of 5]

This is just pure trash. Moving on.