My Final Muse
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My Final Muse
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Narrated by:
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Virtual Voice
This title uses virtual voice narration
Virtual voice is computer-generated narration for audiobooks.
Matthew Morrow is a prolific horror writer who moves into a small Los Angeles apartment complex and meets the cute redheaded actress next door, Regina. As their friendship develops, the two of them find themselves attracted to each other with a slow-burn to love. As their passion burns, a spark ignites in Matt’s imagination for a new novel centering on his love with Regina, his new muse.
While writing his opus to his new love, Matt unleashes his own demons that drag him into his own story, turning his love for Regina into an uncontrollable obsession.
Originally released as A MUSE IS BORN, under the pen name J. R. Morgan. This second edition contains a new edit, plus a newly released prologue and epilogue. Book is written by Cyan LeBlanc, writing under the pen name Jae T Ryter.
ADVANCED REVIEWS...
"The heat in this story was nicely written, though I craved more, but that could just be me. There were some raw emotions for sure, some that even had me feeling really sad. It's one of those stories that is very in depth with its emotional pull and not for the faint heart." - Goodreads Review
"As it started off slow, I found myself pulled into the story. It isn't as sexy as the majority of the books I tend to read but the story idea is a fresh one and very fun... And sad... To read." - Goodreads Review
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