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Hungry Muse
- Narrated by: Doris Rego
- Length: 6 hrs and 47 mins
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Summary
Every artist needs a muse, or three if they are superstitious.
Muses require care. They are far too delicate to wander freely in the world. A painter, known to his young captives as, the artist, has constructed an idyllic cage to keep the world out, and where his carefully selected muses can flutter about, inspiring his work.
Detective Jack Lancaster is no stranger the horrors human monsters inflict on the innocent people in his city. When he takes the statement of, Lark, a young woman who escaped the hands of the artist, he discovers that when creativity and psychopathy occupy the same mind, depravity becomes an artform.
©2019 Jessica Michaels (P)2020 Jessica Michaels