The Master

I stumbled across this series by accident and am very happy I did. It's a wonderful fantasy/love story with good writing, and very good plot and characters. I especially like those sequals that incorporate the main couples from previous books and we have that in spades. I highly recommend this series.

This was a very good addition to the Sons of Destiny. The writer does a great job of continuing the story from the previous books and sets you up for the next ones. Would recommend the series to anyone who likes parnormal romances.

I love this series (The Sons of Destiny), Ms Johnson characters a enchanting, witty and funny. I can't wait for the next books. I love the way all the characters interact with each new female character.

I especially liked the fact that the previous character's appearances were limited due to the local. I thought the characters were believable and the storyline interesting. The romance was sweet. I'm truly looking forward to the next one in the series, especially since the last book "Wolfer," turned me off from the series a bit. The brothers are definately worth reading about.

When I finished devouring the first of Jean Johnson's books from the Sons Of Destiny, THE SWORD, I found myself thirsting for more. This was only slightly slaked by THE WOLF, because in THE SWORD, we readers were left on the cliff-hanger of what happened to the third born of the brothers, Dominor! Thus, I eagerly awaited THE MASTER. Upon receiving my copy of THE MASTER I found myself stealing every possible moment to devour the story within. I am not ordinarily a reader of fictional romance, but the amazing world that Jean Johnson is slowly revealing through the Sons Of Destiny series continues to draw me in. Very few novels have ever left me anxiously anticipating the next volume! In THE MASTER Dominor proves that despite being kidnapped from his exiled home on Nightfall Isle, kept drugged for a horribly miserable sea voyage, magically bound so his own powers were locked from him, he is truly the Master. Only his Destined mate manages to steal from him any measure of control over his future. THE MASTER reveals there is also much, much more behind the Destinies of the Brothers of Nightfall. As in her previous novels, Jean Johnson unveils new details about her world, offering glimpses of what is to come for the other exiled brothers, while continuing to wind threads of mystery around the eight and their futures. However, within the mystery and fantasy she continues to give some delightful grounding on everyday behaviors and life within her mystical world. As the stories continue, the world of the Sons Of Destiny becomes more and more real within the mind of the imaginative reader. No better compliment can be given to this remarkable author than that given by one friend of mine. When the last of J. K. Rowling's novels was released and I had completed it, I had loaned that book to her. To this date she has been unable to start it. Upon finishing THE MASTER, I showed the book to her and asked her when my Harry Potter book would be returned. "TOMORROW!" she exclaimed with eyes lit like a child's at Christmas. I asked her, "Are you sure? Which do you want first? Harry or THE MASTER?" Her answer was most decidedly, "THE MASTER!" I am confident in my feeling that the novels of the Sons Of Destiny, will be the Harry Potter books for adult women and men everywhere, and as widely anticipated as the new volumes are released. I'm ready to stand in line.