I really liked INTERVIEW WITH A MASTER. I was intrigued by the book because it was written from the male POV by a man. The cover is very powerful and compelling. You get a sense of the tone of the book from the emotional simplicity of the cover.
In spite of the comparison and some criticism, this is not FSOG. This telling does not sensationalize BDSM. This Dom is not some uber rich, power-centric bore needing to exert his wealth and control over some naive ingenue in order to feel superior and in control. There is no red room of pain. This Dom doesn't need expensive or elaborate and sometimes painful sex toys to prove he is the Master.
I have zero personal knowledge of the BDSM lifestyle. I have no idea how factual or realistic Jason Luke's version of the Dom/sub relationship. His understated prose sucked me into the story from the first few pages. I liked Jonah Noble. He is strong, while at the same time empathetic to everyone's needs. Leticia is not some doe eyed innocent impressed and influenced by power and wealth.
I have no problem recommending this book. I would not hesitate to read more from Jason Luke. And all I can say is I wouldn't mind seeing this made into a movie instead of the one in production right now. ( )

Well, well, well!! I had been waiting with baited breath for this book after picking up an alert about it on Facebook! A book written from Sir's point of view, fabatastic! Was I disappointed hell no!

Basically we meet Jonah, he's controlled, calm and clear in the details he gives Leticia who's writing an article about this private man. Leticia turns up with her notepad and the strike a bargain, he'll answer real probing questions honestly and truthfully as long as she does the exact same thing for him. She agrees and they set of on a journey that finds them having some frank and open conversations.

It's written from Jonah's point of view and I think this was the exact right thing to do. He's relaying his life story to her and she's revealing little snippets about what she'd like and how unsatisfied she's been thus far.

If you're expecting a FSOG/Crossfire sex-fest I guess you'll be disappointed - not to say there isn't plenty of that detailed in the book, there is, but its not the way you'll expect it happen. All I can say is I really enjoyed it, work interfered with my reading boo and now I'm sad its ended and hope that Jason Luke considering a book 2 because there is definitely unfinished business, it can't end like that for Jonah and Leticia!

Thank you Jason Luke you definitely didn't disappoint this reader :) ( )

This book was very detailed...and very detailed it was...and very hot...can't wait to read book 2.... ( )

I struggled through the writing style for awhile and then gave up. DNF. It's just not for me.

Snort. No. I hate to give a poor rating and not articulate why, but I'm stumped on what to say here. It had an interesting start, but it fell apart spectacularly. Nothing felt really fleshed out. And in a story that's supposed to be "in the dom's own words", I struggled to believe that he had mastery of anything. He seemed like a weenie. ( )