What would happen if we all woke up one day to a world without men, and they had all been replaced by women? This is exactly what happens to Kenna James and all of the other women in this extensive cast. Plot twists abound, ladies quickly become acclimated to this scenario, often with touches of humor, and everything soon becomes absorbed into, as the title states, a Women’s World.

Divided into four long chapters, each consists of two scenes of women coupling. Imagine James’ surprise when her fiancé turns out to be Mocha Menage. A familiar shoulder rub soon quells any doubts in a confused James’ mind and she easily succumbs to Menage’s advances. Meanwhile, two of her friends, Candice Dare and Christy Love, already lesbians, indulge in a clandestine slurpfest. 

Sometimes it takes a short while for everyone to realize there are no men—like Serene Siren, who wakes to realize all of the clothes in her home are for women and none for her man—which leads her to wind up with Haley Reed, who brings a taste of taboo to the plot, as Siren is her stepmom.

Everything mentioning men is gone—even classic books have transformed to alternate versions such as Of Mice and Women by Joan Steinbeck, Donna Quixote, and so on.

Apparently all of the originally straight women are the only ones who even remember what a man is, and lesbians have no idea what they are talking about. Mass conversion therapy?

Altogether, there are 16 girls who pair up to pepper the plot with a total of eight long Sapphic sex scenes. There is a lot to this, and the extensive plot makes it both entertaining and thought-provoking, as well as one hot assortment of girl/girl scenes.