Glasha, Kingdom of Adulterers, Wandering in Dreams, The Mikhailovsky Maiden, Glasha 2

Lana Lanitova’s novel “Glasha” was first published in 2012 and immediately became a bestseller in the genre “Erotic Poetry and Prose.” High erotic intensity, explicit scenes, classical Russian language—everything made it popular among Russian readers and abroad. “Good and evil,” “virtue and vice,” “chastity and temptation”—in these opposing concepts there is no absolute truth; everything is relative in the world. Russia, mid-19th century. Orphan Glasha ends up under the care of her distant noble relatives, the Makhnev family. She has no idea what a treacherous surprise fate has in store for her. The handsome, refined, well-educated aristocrat Vladimir Makhnev turns out to be a sophisticated libertine and a keeper of a harem of enslaved peasant girls; he is a lover of pleasures and a cunning seducer. Not by her own will, Glasha is drawn into the master’s orgies. In those orgies there is everything: from paintings of lesbian love and group sex to drug-induced delirium and almost shocking De Sade-like scenarios… But fate decided that the main curse upon the cousin, who is possessed by the devil, would not be destined to become a woman’s…

“Kingdom of Adulterers” is the continuation of Lana Lanitova’s erotic bestseller—“Glasha.”

The author’s new novel can be called erotic-infernal. The book is a mixture of several genres: open eroticism and adventures in the spirit of “picaresque” novels, mysticism, and erotic fantasy.

Vladimir Makhnev is the main hero of the novel, a seducer and debauchee, who by the will of fate ends up in the “Bureau of the Demon of Adulterers.” He never expected that his new life in the otherworldly world of ghosts would be so unusual, full of surprises and new erotic adventures. Sex with she-devils, dryads, mermaids, and handcrafted undead brewed in a laboratory specifically for carnal pleasures—this is far from the complete list of his lustful deeds in the “Kingdom of Adulterers.” A demon named Viktor pushes our hero toward new sins while simultaneously doing “educational” work with him. How will Vladimir’s adventures end? Will he withstand all temptations and trials? Will the demon make him his “right hand” in seducing inexperienced souls—this remains a mystery.

“Wandering in Dreams” is the third novel in the erotic series about the adventures of the nobleman and aristocrat Vladimir Makhnev. (The beginning of the series can be read in the novels “Glasha” and “Kingdom of Adulterers”)

Vladimir Makhnev—main hero, seducer and debauchee—by the will of fate ends up in the bureau of the demon of adulterers. He never expected that his new life in a strange otherworldly realm of ghosts would be so unusual, full of surprises and new erotic experiences. This time, Vladimir and his misfortune-bound companions are sent by their instructor Viktor into strange dreams that can’t be distinguished from reality. Lust, fear, and mystical secrets accompany our lovers in these adventures.

“The Mikhailov Maiden” is the fourth novel in the erotic series about the adventures of the nobleman and aristocrat Vladimir Makhnev.

The beginning of the series can be read in the novels “Glasha,” “Kingdom of Adulterers,” and “Wandering in Dreams.”

Vladimir Makhnev—main hero, seducer and debauchee—by the will of fate ends up in the bureau of the demon of adulterers. He never expected that his new life in a strange otherworldly realm of ghosts would be so unusual, full of surprises and new erotic adventures. This time, the demon Viktor sends our hero into a short but unpredictability-filled life of a young girl named Maria. Lust, fear, and mystical secrets accompany our lustful man in these adventures. And Vladimir’s companions are not left behind either.

Glasha 2 In 1859, Glasha makes a desperate decision, and with the support of her cousin Vladimir Makhnev she finally flees from her lawful but loathsome husband. The young woman and her maid Tatyana set off for St. Petersburg and take up work as seamstresses, leading an almost chaste lifestyle.

Soon, due to the meddling of the restless demon Viktor, Glafira becomes the maid of a certain Alexander Gorelov. Only she doesn’t get to work much, because Gorelov quickly makes her his mistress… Because of this, Glasha and Tatyana’s relationship ends, and the maid has to obediently accept the choice of her beloved mistress.

As for Glafira herself, with despair she seeks oblivion and comfort in the strong embrace of Gorelov—but more and more often she imagines Vladimir in his place. Will she ever get to meet her beloved again? Or will fate prepare for them both a terrible fate? Soon, Glasha will have to fight not only for love, but also for her own life.