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Bare Art
A cellist, a painter, and a gawker.
Brothers Matt and Pete only wanted a quiet, clean roommate, and artist Claire seemed to be a perfect fit, until they discovered an interesting habit of hers. Claire paints in the nude.
This is a 9000 word erotic short story. Check out the sequel, Be Mine.
Brothers Matt and Pete only wanted a quiet, clean roommate, and artist Claire seemed to be a perfect fit, until they discovered an interesting habit of hers. Claire paints in the nude.
This is a 9000 word erotic short story. Check out the sequel, Be Mine.
25 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2012
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June 29, 2013
I guess it was ok but I didn't like it much. I will think about reading the second book.
May 18, 2012
review will be up on blog soon.
Bare Art is a short adult novel at around 25 pages. It's about Twins Pete and Matt and their new roommate Claire. Matt is attracted to Claire but Pete doesn't think its a good idea because they are all roommates. However, after one day an invitation from Claire to Pete things go beyond just being roommates.
Rarely I find myself completely in love with a short story. Usually I enjoy them just they aren't usually long enough for me to love. However, Bare Art is something special. Pete is blind and loves playing music. Matt is more of a loud mouth and Claire is an artist. The author has managed to create relationships and chemistry between the characters that isn't force. Especially with Pete and Claire its not full on like a lot of erotica tales. It's beautiful and very sensual. I found myself completely captivated by their scenes together.
One aspect that I loved was the fact Pete is blind. He uses in sense of touch to see and the author has used this in the story between Pete and Claire. I personally felt like it added a kind of innocence to it. And just made it beautiful.
I am really happy there is a sequel because I need more of these characters. I highly recommend Bare Art. And right now its currently free on Kindle to go grab your copy now!!!
Bare Art is a short adult novel at around 25 pages. It's about Twins Pete and Matt and their new roommate Claire. Matt is attracted to Claire but Pete doesn't think its a good idea because they are all roommates. However, after one day an invitation from Claire to Pete things go beyond just being roommates.
Rarely I find myself completely in love with a short story. Usually I enjoy them just they aren't usually long enough for me to love. However, Bare Art is something special. Pete is blind and loves playing music. Matt is more of a loud mouth and Claire is an artist. The author has managed to create relationships and chemistry between the characters that isn't force. Especially with Pete and Claire its not full on like a lot of erotica tales. It's beautiful and very sensual. I found myself completely captivated by their scenes together.
One aspect that I loved was the fact Pete is blind. He uses in sense of touch to see and the author has used this in the story between Pete and Claire. I personally felt like it added a kind of innocence to it. And just made it beautiful.
I am really happy there is a sequel because I need more of these characters. I highly recommend Bare Art. And right now its currently free on Kindle to go grab your copy now!!!
December 6, 2014
I have never read a book featuring a blind hero but this story albeit short was emotionally satisfying and very hot. I really liked Pete and Claire, they had blazing chemistry and their lovemaking was so sweet. I want to know more about them.
And there goes my problem with short stories: they end too soon, you're always hungry for more and you're left wondering how great the story could be if it had more pages.
And there goes my problem with short stories: they end too soon, you're always hungry for more and you're left wondering how great the story could be if it had more pages.
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