Anna Voss's Christmas Carol

Eleanora Cruse built an empire on power, distance, and automation - but she never understood how hollow her Temple was. Not until the ghosts came for her. Across a sizzling Christmas Eve in the terraformed colony of New London, the notoriously cold findomme is forced to confront her past sins, her present cruelties, and the bleak future her corruption is creating. In this futuristic retelling of A Christmas Carol, Cruse must face the consequences of her own actions: the submissives she has edged and ruined, the hearts and homes she has broken with her indifference - and the awful fate ahead if she fails to mend her ways.
Above all, Cruse learns that redemption isn't given; it's earned. And the ghosts ensure she learns where to seek it: under the steady, uncompromising guidance of her overworked assistant, Bec Padgett - a younger Domme who refuses to let Cruse hide behind avatars, automation, or detachment. What begins as instruction becomes reckoning: intimate, exacting, and profoundly transformative. A darkly sensual, fiercely emotional vision of the original, Anna Voss's Christmas Carol blends femdom, tease and denial, and a transformative F/f confrontation to interrogate the raw, furious truths Dickens always intended: how power erodes compassion, how greed obliterates attraction, how easily human connection decays when all you value is control....and what it truly means for a Domme to trust another woman with her vulnerability.