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A review by grettypop
Masterful by Jesse Joren
5.0
5/5 stars
If you've read my reviews, I rate books by how quickly I read them, and how long I would remember them afterwards.
'Masterful' is in a class of its own.
Aside from the occasional typos, and editing mistakes (I had the Kindle version) this book was full of twists and unexpected outcomes! The storyline moved very quickly, and the characters evolved along with the book.
I expected some naughty sex slavery, but what I got instead was a compelling situation, with some appeal. Eva's kidnapper is hot, sensual, and brilliant. His character isn't scary or degrading, and not for a moment did I feel disgust (that all slavery books make me feel at some point). Hex was incredible. Eva was one of the most relatable, imperfect book characters that I've ever had the pleasure of reading about.
As unrealistic as this story was, I couldn't put it down, and I'm currently the proud owner of the second and third book in the series.
Do yourself a favor, and just grab a copy!
If you've read my reviews, I rate books by how quickly I read them, and how long I would remember them afterwards.
'Masterful' is in a class of its own.
Aside from the occasional typos, and editing mistakes (I had the Kindle version) this book was full of twists and unexpected outcomes! The storyline moved very quickly, and the characters evolved along with the book.
I expected some naughty sex slavery, but what I got instead was a compelling situation, with some appeal. Eva's kidnapper is hot, sensual, and brilliant. His character isn't scary or degrading, and not for a moment did I feel disgust (that all slavery books make me feel at some point). Hex was incredible. Eva was one of the most relatable, imperfect book characters that I've ever had the pleasure of reading about.
As unrealistic as this story was, I couldn't put it down, and I'm currently the proud owner of the second and third book in the series.
Do yourself a favor, and just grab a copy!