Review: Mason’s Rule – Eliza Gayle

Mason Sinclair followed everyone else’s rules until family lies tore his life apart. Now he sets the damn rules and expects everyone to follow them. Period. But as the complex charade he calls his life begins to unravel, he meets a reporter with questionable motives and killer curves who may be the final straw.

Stuck in the past and unable to move on, Rebecca Adams sees a contract with a mysterious Dom as her one way ticket to the truth. Finally. The fact it comes with a sexy side of kink only sweetens the deal. Give that girl a pen.

Sign on the dotted line. Go wild. Kiss her guilt goodbye.

If only things went according to plan…

Series: Purgatory Masters #3
Release Date: August 26th 2014
Publisher: Self Published
Source: Provided by Author/Publisher via Manic Readers
Reviewer: Victoria
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Mason’s Rule is the third book in the Purgatory Masters series by Eliza Gayle.  This book is best read as part of the series to best understand the ongoing story line.

Mason Sinclair is a hot and sexy Dom who is intent to have a submissive for a few days than fall for one long term.  It seems Mason has his rules well thought out and truly expects everyone to follow them.  He is a very complex man.

Rebecca Adams is a reporter who goes undercover to find out who killed her sister.  She is bound and determined to figure out the connection between her sister and Mason’s brother.   She even goes so far as to disguise her last name.

The connection between Mason and Rebecca is intense. Mason is intent to follow his preset rules rather than fall for Rebecca but he finds out that his heart does not always listen to his head.  The sex scenes were hot and steamy.  My only issue was it seems that there was a lot of sex scenes one after another.

I found this book very well written with an interesting plot.  The main characters and secondary characters are fascinating and realistic. The ending of the book was a but predictable but the focus of the book is more the relationship between Mason and Rebecca than the ending. However the ending seemed unfinished because we did not find out who killed her sister.  Overall, this was a great book that I had a hard time putting down.  I can’t wait to read the next book.