Rate this book

Lord And Master (2007)

by Jules Jones(Favorite Author)

3.46 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Loose ID

series

Lord and Master

review 1: I read this book for my Bingo category for Cinder fellas, I'm not sure how this book is categorized like this as I don't think neither Mark or Steven classify as Cinder fellas . The story was good, u didn't quite grasp what exactly Steven's business was or exactly what type of PhD Mark was getting just that they worked in the science field. The book went into some details about the business but not enough for me to understand and that took away from my enjoying the book. Also I've never been to London so I don't know what the tube is or anything other forms of transportations, except what I've seen in Harry Potter movies. I liked the story line overall, it just didn't keep my attention to much. I don't usually want to catch up on my shows when I'm reading a book, but this ... morestory dragged for me a bit that I had to leave it and then come back to it. I finished it as fast as I could so I could get it done. I know there is a sequel and I might get to it later on this year. MHO is that it was nice and fluffy and a good chill book.
review 2: Tedious. Utterly tedious. There's no passion whatsover between the two main characters, and there's absolutely no plot, no conflict... Nothing. Just a hell of a lot of talking and making tea and description of how their week was and how Mark's PhD work is coming along. The whole book is one drawn out nail scratch on a board.I almost always finish a book unless it's terrible. This book was. I usually like May/December and boss-employee relationships but even that couldn't salvage this book. less

Download links for: Lord and Master

Advertising