MOORPARK, Calif., Sept. 14 (UPI) -- A new book from English professor, Barbara Outland Baker, is set to reveal the wilder side of her former lover, California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports Baker is set to release "Arnold and Me: In the Shadow of the Austrian Oak," a memoir detailing her wild six-year relationship with the action film star and politician.
In her book, which is due out this week, Baker details Schwarzenegger's past steroid and drug use, his occasional bouts of anger, and most specifically his rampant sexuality that lead to numerous incidences of infidelity during their relationship decades ago.
"Big muscles attracted easy sex," Baker wrote in the memoir of the "Terminator" star. "Female groupies were easy lap lovers, always ready when the master called. And he did call -- often. Aside from bodybuilding, sex was the next most forceful energy of his gang. No escapade was too daring."
The Chronicle said the 58-year-old Baker also details Schwarzenegger's vast intelligence in her book and his drive for power and success that likely drove him to eventually enter the world of politics.
