The longest-ever ATR novel is back – with over 190 full-page full-colour erotic illustrations!
(Get your copy of The Lesbian Debt Illustrated Edition by clicking here!)
This is an experiment. And if you want to see me do more of this, you need to vote with your dollars, because it wasn’t trivial to do, so I’ll only be doing it again if there’s a market for it.
As regular readers will know, I’ve been slowly going through my back catalogue and updating older books to my new branding, and taking the chance to update and improve their content in the process. In the past, that’s included typo fixes, format improvements, story expansions, and in some cases whole new stories.
When it came time to do The Lesbian Debt, I’ve gone even further, and produced a version with explicit erotic full-page full-colour illustrations.
The illustrations are produced with generative AI, so if that’s not your thing then that’s okay, and you can skip this one. The non-illustrated edition has also been updated with the new version of the text, and you can still get it in the store at the old price. (Click here to view the Standard Edition.)
But for those who want them, this has everything you’re looking for – Laura and Erica fucking, Laura submitting to her boss, Laura being experimented on at the Mayim Clinic, Laura’s slutty house and her dominated, humiliated female co-workers. There’s depictions of piss-play, Laura’s humiliating outfits, and non-consent.
There’s a total of 198 illustrations. (Sorry it’s not a round number. I actually created 200 but in the end two of them didn’t make the cut.)
Here’s a sample:
In addition, I’ve gone through the text and corrected over 100 typos, misplaced words, unclear sentences, and continuity errors! I’m not happy that there were that many left in the book to fix, but in my defence it’s a very long book! That makes this the best version of the book so far.
The Illustrated Edition sells for $14.99 USD. For that price you get a 552 page book including 198 images. Honestly, in many stores either the text or the images alone would sell for that price. It’s a bargain. And if the kinks in this book are your thing, that amount of content is going to guarantee you many happy sessions of erotic entertainment – and hopefully a happy ending for each and every one.
The Illustrated Edition is only available as a PDF. EPUB is a very bad format for images, and at this stage I’m not happy with any of the presentations I’ve tried of this as an EPUB. If an EPUB is something you very much want, let me know and I’ll keep trying, but for now it’s PDF only.
However, your purchase of the Illustrated Edition will also get you a copy of the Standard (non-illustrated) Edition in both PDF and EPUB, so you read the text easily on any device you choose.
This edition also includes all the bonus content from the previous release, including the Author’s Foreword, and the incomplete story “Laura Raped” that formed an early first draft for The Lesbian Debt.
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Blurb:
This is the story of flirty lesbian Laura, who has no intention of fucking boys but gets off on teasing, arousing and provoking them.
When Laura finds herself deeply in debt to a dangerous foreign website, she begins to receive threatening commands from an anonymous internet correspondent – and the first of these commands is to take part in experimental conversion therapy, aimed at re-training her to become a fucktoy for men.
Soon Laura is forced to dominate and humiliate her beautiful girlfriend; to become a cocksucking slut for her lecherous office supervisor; to seduce her friends and encourage them to rape her; to drink piss and piss in the mouths of other women; and to take a second job as a stripper and a whore.
With every step, Laura betrays her identity and her fellow women a little more, and falls further down a bottomless well of submission, humiliation and degradation.
Will she ever win free from her blackmail and conditioning? Or will her debt consume her completely?
Please note: This is erotica about lesbians, not necessarily for lesbians. The story features extensive heterosexual sex.
The Lesbian Debt is among the more extreme stories available from All These Roadworks, and strongly features MF and FF sex, watersports, blackmail, incest, societal misogyny and oppression, impregnation, hypnotic conditioning, lesbians forced to have sex with men, pain, bestiality, non-consent and misery.
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.
Upon purchase, the collection will be delivered to you as digital goods via email. A single purchase gives access to all file formats indicated above.
WordPress screwed up again
It actually didn’t – this was my error, in that I didn’t schedule a post for this day. The result is that all the stories are currently a day late from their intended posting date, but I’ve fixed it so that in about a week there’ll be two stories on the same day and thereafter they’ll be back on schedule. (When you see Angelica’s Hypocrisy go up, the schedule will at that point be fixed.)
Great – I hope titcage is on your list as well. That was your first story I read
It’s high on the list, given it needs a new edition anyway. I’m going to try something a bit smaller for the next one though – it looks like I’ll be doing an Illustrated Edition of The Guidance Counsellor alongside its upcoming update/refresh.
I would pay so much more for non AI images. I love TLD and have always wanted it illustrated but unforrunately AI images just have that LQ look to them.
Given the relative small scale I sell at (40 to 60 copies of a book like this during its launch month), if I made a book with 190 full-colour images and I paid a human artist an incredibly modest $50 an image to make them (not a particularly realistic expectation), I’d need to sell the book at $210 USD a copy and *still* sell 40 to 60 copies in order to break even. And the reality is that any artist who’d take $50 an image would probably not be producing better-looking images than this, and it would take them many months to produce the work. It’s simply not a viable product, or one that has any realistic market.
When artists have approached me with illustration offers for my books, my standard response has been to offer a profit-share of books where they produce the art on their own dime and then take 70% of the gross of the resulting book. No artist has yet seen that as a proposition they wanted to pursue, which is further evidence that it’s probably not commercially realistic.
Further, when I experimented a couple of years ago with paid artist covers from a very talented artist, the result of that experiment was that sales of those books did not increase (versus, at that time, Creative Commons Zero covers) and in some cases actually decreased. There was no evidence that customers (as a group) would pay more for commissioned art.
It’s okay, though. People pass on my books all the time because some particular book isn’t to their tastes. There’ll be other good books coming!