Sleepwalker

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Oliver, a corporate lawyer and part-time municipal judge, strives to maintain control over his life, but struggles with his feelings for Blake, the surly dog walker who cares for his feisty Chihuahua, Cujo. While Oliver prefers predictability, he finds himself relying on Blake when work demands his time or when Cujo's needs arise. Their relationship takes an unexpected turn when Oliver sees Blake in cuffs while seated on the judge's bench. Blake's life is chaotic; he grapples with the aftermath of his art degree, which has left him with a portfolio that only reminds him of his creative block. His dog-walking business barely makes ends meet, yet it’s the only venture he finds fulfilling. Just when things seem to spiral further, Blake faces legal trouble for marijuana possession. This narrative unfolds as a low-angst romance featuring an age gap and BDSM elements, including a D/s relationship, consensual heavy impact play, and the use of restraints. The story is a short novel, approximately 225 pages long, exploring the complexities of love, control, and personal growth amidst challenging circumstances.