I can understand all the uproar over the ending. That sort of thing is hard to accept. And I can't say I liked this book as much as INTERVIEW WITH A MASTER. The resumed 'interview' seemed more forced and clinical in this book. Also, I really wasn't feeling the magnetism in book 2 as I did in book 1. That said, it was a satisfying conclusion that pretty much tied up the loose ends left in IWAM. ( )

Mr. Luke did it again and presented the readers with a story full of character and emotion that will not soon be forgotten. I know a lot of people are arguing about the book, especially the ending, BUT I feel the characters remained true to themselves to the very end. Secrets revealed and stories shared make this book just as good, if not better than, the first. I recommend this book and Interview With a Master to anyone who wants to hear about a love story from the male POV. Jonah Noble's story isn't one you will read about anywhere else! ( )

Jason Luke continues to stir the heart of the reader in the second book about Letecia Falls and Jonah Noble. I fell in love with Jason Luke's smooth style of writing and characters that he created in his first book Interview With a Master. I, like so many others, couldn't wait to see what was going to happen with Letecia and Jonah. It was well worth the wait.

It was delightful picking up my book each night, reading about Letecia's hopes, and Jonah's desires. Reading, immersed in the moments, as the words flowed off the pages into visual images that captivated the imagination.

In Love with a Master is a wonderful sequel to Interview with a Master. I know I'll continue to look forward for further works by Jason Luke. I really love his style! ( )