Leigh's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 4.5 STARS 
 If anyone ever needed a how-to manual on women, THIS IS IT. Seriously, it should be handed to every member of the male species as mandatory reading immediately upon hitting puberty... 
 As Jonah and Leticia's story continues, Jason Luke manages to accomplish the impossible; he out-does himself with a beautiful and insightful book that once again leaves me speechless. And that this was written by a man who understands women so perfectly is just mind-boggling. 
 On the heels of suffering a personal tragedy, noted Master Jonah Noble realizes that the only regrets he has in life are the things that, out of fear, he has not done. Intent on living life to the fullest so that when he draws his last breath it will be "with no regrets and no tears", he is determined to experience something that has eluded him to this point: he wants to fall in love. If there has ever been a woman he could find himself falling in love with, it is Leticia, and knowing that their time together may be cut short, Leticia risks her heart for the chance to be loved by a man such as Jonah. 
 Jonah is the Master that every woman, whether Dominant or submissive, wants. He is a gentleman first and foremost, intent on bringing a woman pleasure and making her feel as if she is the most beautiful and treasured thing in the world. His lessons to Leticia, communicated as the interview he is giving to her, detail his experiences over the years in a way that could teach men worldwide what a woman wants. His observations are so simple, yet so profound. 
 Jason Luke's writing is eloquent and evocative. As much of the book is told in the past tense by Jonah as he details the lessons he has learned from his experiences, Mr. Luke weaves an amazing tapestry of images that reach out to swirl around you and draw you in. The writing flows beautifully and creates a story that is heartbreaking and raw and left me absolutely stunned. This book stuck with me for long after I was done reading and I could not get it out of my head. 
 Interview With a Master must be read first in order to understand In Love With a Master, but both are worth the read. They are a beautifully told set of books that introduce us to an utterly enigmatic and complicated man that has a thing or two to teach men. In the words of Jonah Noble, reading this story leaves me with "no regrets".