Injured firefighter. Brilliant artist. Bad boy with a past…

The Quidell brothers each shoulders an unhealed burden: Sexy single father and injured firefighter Daniel works himself to the bone to build a life for himself and his son. Brilliant, gorgeous artist Thomas battles doubt as he searches for meaning among his paints and pencils. And mouth-watering bad boy Robert hunts for the anchor he’s never had against life’s storms.

Enter three strong, formidable women: Camille, the beautiful and empathic teacher whose healing touch calm’s Dan’s demons. Samantha, the intelligent, turbulent dynamo who needs the stroke of Tom’s brushes to find her own truth. And Isolde, the talented and intense photographer with the guts to reveal Rob’s true soul.

A touch to heal a firefighter’s scars. A muse to settle an artist’s spirit. And a kiss to mend a bad body’s soul.

Three brothers. Three remarkable women. One amazing and sexy box set.

If you crave the intensity of a well-crafted world filled with sensual men and women, then you’ll devour Kris Austen Radcliffe’s smart, sexy, erotic contemporary romance series, The Quidell Brothers. Start your journey today with The Quidell Brothers Box Set, which contains Thomas’s Muse, Daniel’s Fire, and Robert’s Soul.

Also available: Thomas’s Need (book 4)

Love is more than brilliant sex.

It’s been a year since my whirlwind affair with Thomas Quidell. Good jobs and wedding plans now swirl around us—as do a mortgage and the stress of Tom’s blossoming art career.

But when a job vanishes and a parent becomes ill, the trauma becomes too much. We’re pulled in opposite directions. Now separated by distance and desperation, we must come to terms with what it means to be apart—and how to work as a team to stay together.

Sacrifice may be our only route forward. Will our love survive?

I didn’t mean to be an outsider.

A photographer’s life means always moving, always documenting. I create brilliant, soul-melting photos, but every morning, I wake up alone. Until I met my brother’s roommate.

Robert Quidell understands the side effects of his bad boy behavior: No bonds. No commitment. No connection. He gives his goddesses one night of wish fulfillment and supernova sex. But, like me, he always wakes up alone.

Rob thinks graduate school will allow him to shed his bad boy reputation. For me, crashing at my brother’s apartment should be a momentary opportunity for stability.

We never expected to find each other. But connection means sacrifice. Can we leave our old ways behind? Or will commitment mean sacrificing brilliantly fulfilled wishes?

A blaze destroyed more than my firefighting career. It destroyed my life.

Court cases, therapy, and five pins in my bones later, I’m a divorced father working myself ragged trying to provide a good life for my son. I’m exhausted, and honestly, I don’t know what to do.

And to make things worse, the only person who can soothe my aches and pains is Camille Frasier, my son’s preschool teacher.

She’s beautiful. She’s empathic. But she desires more than a gentle hand to help her body to find its fire. And she hopes I will give her what she needs.

But some wounds don’t heal correctly. And no matter how much heat Camille offers, I’m trapped inside the cold box of my past wondering if I’ll ever find my way out…

Regrets pepper my life.

Years ago, an artist touched my soul, and like an idiot, I walked away. Now I’m drowning in my colorless nine-to-five job, and I can’t stop thinking about the hot guy with the brilliant hands who could have given me a life worth living.

Then I met Thomas Quidell. Again.

Tom awakens needs I thought long dead. I hunger for his art—and his touch. This could be our second chance. But he’s younger than me, and just started in my company’s Art Department. And I live with a cheating boyfriend who loves his own abs more than me.

Once again, our stars have not aligned.

When Tom realizes our forgotten connection, he offers me a lifeline out of my mind-numbing life. But what if I don’t have the strength to be what he needs?

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