You don't have a desire problem. You have a nervous system problem.
Sovereign in Love is a radical reimagining of what intimate relationships require, not better communication scripts, not more willpower, not another framework for understanding your attachment style. What they require is a regulated nervous system. A body that feels safe enough to want. A self sovereign enough to receive.
Drawing on Polyvagal Theory, somatic experiencing, neuropsychoanalysis, and Imago therapy, Charon guides you through the hidden architecture of desire, how it forms, how it fractures, and how it comes back online when the body finally feels safe enough to let it.
This is a book about the body that forgot how to want. About the patterns that replaced intimacy. About the nervous system responses we mistake for personality, the defenses we mistake for preferences, and the shutdown we mistake for not being a sexual person anymore.
Sovereign in Love is for the woman who performs desire instead of feeling it. For the man who reaches for sex when he means I'm lonely. For anyone who has ever wondered why love feels so hard when they want it so much.
The path to desire runs through the nervous system. This is the map.