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Review: Interview With A Master - Jason Luke

Interview with a Master (Interview with a Master, #1)Interview with a Master by Jason Luke
Tina's rating: 4 of 5 stars

This story is about a young journalist getting ready to write the most important story in her young career. If she finishes this story, it will make or break her career so she must finish it in a timely manner. She knew going into the interview that she had to study up about a Master of dominance over his submissive.

Everything she read about it was untrue according to the man she is interviewing. This story is written from the male interviewers POV. At first, you think this story is like FSoG, but if you finish the book you will know it isn't like it. The two main character's in this story is about all we see and they are together during this interview process for a few weeks.

This is an erotica telling where the interviewer gives details of his Master encounters. The young journalist is intrigued by the accounts and really would like to learn more. When we get close to the end, we think that maybe he would show her, but another twist in the story will keep you in suspense.


Interview with a Master (Interview with a Master #1)

It's the interview like no other.
It's the interview of a lifetime.
It's THE Interview with a Master.
When Jonah Noble reveals details of his life within the world of BDSM, the tale he tells is intensely erotic, profoundly sensual, and brutally honest.
This is His world. His way.
There is only one question the man will not answer…

(BDSM erotica from a man's POV, written by a man. Contains some explicit language)
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