For some mysterious reason, the IPL Corporation is planning to bankrupt a recently acquired subsidiary, Rostor. All of Rostor's 256 original employees have a million dollars worth of stock they can't sell for three more years, and if IPL has its way, Rostor's stock will be wallpaper. Nancy Joseph has raised Rostor from birth, and she feels like IPL is murdering her baby. Thanks to Valium, she hasn't gone postal, but it is a thought. Then, inspired by one woman's subterfuge, Nancy organizes six women into a guerrilla band. The Bimbo Sluts from Hell use deception, blackmail, rumor, rattlesnakes, rats, and an incontinent seagull to frustrate IPL's plans. With unintentional help from a lap dancer, a psychic, a homicidal anorexic, and a greedy evangelist, the insurrection gains momentum. Then IPL retaliates, and The Bimbo Sluts From Hell are stopped. All the employees look to Nancy to save their dreams. She has worked miracles before, can she do it again? "Mr. Murphy has a wicked and irreverent sense of humor." "Anyone who has worked for a large corporation will love this book." "My face hurt from laughing." --Bookstuff Reader reviews