The Pope's Correction

Damon Pope has too much energy, too little discipline, and a talent for turning every bad decision into a bigger one.

At twenty-four, he's balancing work, fatherhood, baby-mama drama, late nights at local bars, and a restless streak that never seems to shut off. Then KayeDinero notices him.

Controlled, observant, and unapologetically dominant, Kaye isn't looking for love. She wants an outlet. A safe arrangement. Clear rules. No attachment. And Damon looks like the perfect first subject.

What begins as a consensual experiment in structure and submission quickly becomes something neither of them planned for.

Under Kaye's control, Damon discovers a kind of quiet he never knew he needed. Under Damon's chaos, Kaye begins losing the emotional distance she swore she would keep. As their private arrangement deepens, the boundaries between discipline, desire, trust, and attachment begin to blur.

But Damon's life outside Kaye's house isn't nearly as controlled.

His responsibilities as a father, his complicated relationship with his son's mother, small-town gossip, career pressure, and his own impulsive nature threaten to expose everything they've built. And when the rules that once kept them safe begin keeping them apart, Damon and Kaye must decide whether their connection can survive outside the roles they created for each other.

In Kalamazoo, Texas, submission was supposed to bring Damon order.

Instead, it may be the one thing that turns both of their lives upside down.