Colin and his guy friends are in Las Vegas to celebrate a bachelor party. It’s an end of an era for their friend, whose final request is to have one last fun night with an escort before settling down and getting married. Colin learns about a place called “Eden’s Angels,” a high class escort service that makes a seemingly impossible promise.
Clients can custom order their own personal dream girl — including her hair color, eye color, age, body type, personality, and more — and somehow, amazingly, Eden’s Angels always delivers a perfect match and fulfills each client’s ultimate fantasy.
But when Colin goes to see for himself and hire a custom escort for his friend, he accidentally discovers their big secret. They use a special magic tattoo to transform their escorts, supernaturally changing both their bodies and minds according to each client’s wishes. And he witnesses them kidnap a man — a former client — and forcibly transform him into a new female escort! The very escort Colin unwittingly had just hired!
Colin runs away to warn his friends, but is quickly captured and permanently marked with his own tattoo. Uncontrollably, his body magically transforms into the opposite sex, turning him into a beautiful girl — and Eden’s Angels’ next escort.
And as “she” searches for a way to escape and transform back into her original body, she has no choice but to meet with new clients. She’s transformed again and again, matching each client’s ideal fantasy — a sweet and innocent girlfriend, a slutty sorority cheerleader, a fashion model, and more. And with each new transformation, she slowly becomes naturally more and more feminine. The longer she stays in a girl’s body, the harder it becomes to resist her powerful new feminine thoughts, feelings, and erotic desires.
Her only hope is to escape before it’s too late. But with a permanent magic tattoo on her body, is it even possible to change back? Will she ever see her friends again — and what will they think of her now?
Let’s face it: getting older sucks. The body just ain’t what it used to be. You’re not as alive, energetic, or spry as you once were. Certain things may not work as well as before. Signs of aging are slowly creeping in.
