Somnia
Adriel gave me one rule when I moved in with him: keep my bedroom door locked at night. His sexsomnia episodes are rare, he said, but they happen. He can’t control himself in that state. He gets rough, demanding. He takes. But curiosity has always been hard to ignore, and I’m notoriously forgetful. What harm would it do to leave the door unlocked just once? Just to see? He won’t remember anyway and I’ll never tell. It’ll be our little secret that he doesn’t know we’re keeping. Just… once.
154 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 2023 by Independently published · ISBN 9798861624329
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Ratings and reviews
<div>Luna gets thrown in prison for her sister’s bad choices. Luna finally gets released early and her friend Adriel is there for her! He made room in his home for her and made sure there was a lock on her bedroom door. He has sexsomnia and doesn't want Luna to be scared of him. What happens if one night she unlocks the door? I adore the cute nicknames Adriel uses for Luna. Luna shouldn't have had to go to prison for her sister's crime. It's so sweet how Adriel let's her stay with him. I love how Adriel didn't want Luna to be scared of him, so he put a lock on her door to keep him away. Any game that involves alcohol is usually not a good idea. I do wonder what weird places Adriel has woken up in when he has his episodes. This was an okay read. </div>
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