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    The Master & the Muses

    By Amanda McIntyre

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    They are his inspiration. He is their obsession.

    Icon, rebel, unabashed romantic With a single look painter Thomas Rodin conveys the ecstasy of creativitythe pleasures awaiting the woman who can fuel his artistry.

    The Innocent
    What did this master artist see in me? Genius abided in his soul, rapture in his flesh. To refuse him my folly. To surrender my sensual salvation.

    The Upstart
    I chafed at the bonds of servitude until he set me free. I turned my back on all I knew to follow him and found myself between two menmaster and studentone whom I loved with my heart the other with my body.

    The Courtesan
    I understood, perhaps better than any, his needs. I stoked the fires of his soul, the spark of his creativityhe made me a legend. But never could I forget his searing touch. .

    Three transcendent tales of women bewitched by a master of seductiona slave as much to his art as to his boundless passion.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Spice
    Release dateMay 15, 2012
    ISBN9781459242555
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    Amanda McIntyre

    Amanda's zest for life inspires her "character-driven" stories. Her passion is to take ordinary characters and place them in extraordinary situations. She feels fortunate to be able to do what she loves, aspires to stay fresh and unique to her voice, and listens to her readers. A member of RWA and a multi-genre hybrid author, her work is published internationally, in audio, in e-book and in print. She currently writes sizzling contemporary and erotic historical romance.

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    • 4/5
      The Good Stuff * Very sensual * Beautifully written * Heartbreakingly sad at times * writer has a gift for writing very sensual and seductive sex scenes -- and steamy * Thomas is a delightful cad at time, mad artist at others and just a truly fascinating character * The opening chapter is wonderful and gets you hooked right away * Loved the spunk of the muse Sarah. She is very much like Thomas self involved but not evil or unkind * Did I mention that there were some seriously steamy scenes, thinking hubby might just get lucky later * It's historical and we know I love that in my romances * The guy on the cover is yummyThe Not so Good Stuff * The story on the 2nd muse is a little weak story-wise, which is a shame as she is a fascinating character * Liked the character of William and would have liked more on him, but that would have made the book way too longFavorite Quotes/Passages"I consider myself a spiritualist, a believer in karma more so than doctrine. My passion lies in the tip of my brush, but my inspiration is women. They are my muses. I ask you, what creature in all the earth epitomizes such beauty and grace?""Thomas regards women with the same awe that other men reserve for the stars, or a sunrise.”"Your hair is glorious. That deep russet—those mahogany undertones are positively scandalous!""I'd seen the face of a dear friend murdered by God knows who and God knows why, because she’d had no choice but to do what she did to survive. "What I Learned * a new term for prostitute - Ladybird * Having a sensual affair with an artist sounds extremely decadent * Artist's make very poor husbands * Never judge someone by their profession (oldest)Who should/shouldn't read * Sooooo not for the prudish * Fantastic book for a cold winter's night or with a glass of wine in the hot tub (but I advise getting the book and not reading an e-copy in the water -- that could go bad) * Fans of Bertrice Small, Jo Beverly, Mary Jo Putney will enjoy4 Dewey's - Definitely worth price of cover