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Original Title:	Taming the Beast
ISBN:	0061122165 (ISBN13: 9780061122163)
Edition Language:	English
Setting:	Australia

Taming the Beast

Emily Maguire

Paperback | Pages: 336 pages

Rating: 3.48 | 1721 Users | 291 Reviews

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Title	:	Taming the Beast
Author	:	Emily Maguire
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 336 pages
Published	:	September 19th 2006 by Harper Perennial (first published 2004)
Categories	:	Fiction. Dark. Sociology. Abuse. Adult Fiction. Erotica. Adult. Contemporary. Romance

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At the tender age of fourteen, Sarah Clark is seduced by her thirty-eight-year-old English teacher, Daniel Carr, and becomes entangled in an illegal, erotic, passionate, and dangerous affair—a vicious meeting of minds and bodies that ends badly. Devastated by grief and longing, Sarah embarks upon a series of meaningless self-abasing sexual encounters, hoping to reclaim the intensity of that first relationship. Then, seven years later, Carr unexpectedly returns and Sarah is drawn again into a destructive coupling. Now that she is no longer an innocent young girl, is she strong enough to finally tame the beast within her?

A modern Lolita, Taming the Beast is an emotionally unflinching and alluring tale that introduces a powerful new writer.

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A sexual relationship that starts when the heroine is 14??!! WTF! 😳😱🤬🤭

You know what I don't like in fiction with erotic content?A sexual relationship that seems rather pathetic and silly. A sexual relationship that is violent. Not pseudo violence/BDSM games, mind you, extreme physical pain inflicted by both parties. A sexual relationship where someone is repeatedly used. And often raped. A sexual relationship that's literally filthy--sex in a crap hole of an apartment, up against a dumpster with rotting food and rats, etc. A sexual relationship with seriously

As disturbing as this book was and as dislikable every single character was, I still loved the story. It showed how easy love can turn into obsession, how easy is to cross that line. Jamie loved Sarah but his love bordered on obsession, in my opinion. As far as Sarah goes, I don't think she ever loved Daniel, I truly don't. She was infatuated as a young girl with her teacher, and later on, she was obsessed with him and everything he represented. Daniel, sick and perverted old man, was always

OhSarahohSarahohoh...I wish someone would've stolen her away from Mr. Carr, made her hot chocolate and hid her somewhere far away from parents and predators."But also", Mr. Carr said. "You could look at it the way I do. If your mother hadn't been so distant and unloving, maybe you wouldn't have been such an easy fuck." I cannot say that I'm shocked that her teacher seized the opportunity. That's the reality of the world we live in. The fact that he wounded and ravaged her when they resumed their

In many ways Emily Maguire's Taming the Beast feels like a companion novel to Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita. But instead of getting inside the head of a charming liar like Humbert, Maguire examines how an illicit romance between a teacher and student can impact the lives of just about every one involved.At the age of fourteen, Sarah Chalke is seduced by her English teacher. At first it's their love of words and literature that brings them together, but one afternoon things become heated and the two

Very harrowing read. Tough content. Excellent psychological insight into characters.

Real love should draw no blood from the loved and buckets from the lover. It feels wrong to "like" this book. This is not the type of book that you typically enjoy or take pleasure in reading. It invokes too many emotions. There are too many feelings stirred up inside of me to adequately describe this tormenting piece of fiction. This gut wrenching portrait of a young woman's journey was unlike anything I've read before. This book is not a romance novel, it is not a happy tale, nor a heart