Review: Adds to the series!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 24, 2013
Find this review and more at Lusty Penguin Reviews!"The Master Undone" is another companion novella for the Inside Out Trilogy. For the first time, Lisa Renee Jones does not write from Sara or Rebecca's point of view but instead from Mark Compton's. Mark's novella picks up where Being Me left off.Mark prides himself on his control of all things, which makes his character quite arrogant and difficult to like. So the combination of potential bad news regarding Rebecca coupled with his mother's surgery puts Mark in a new situation--out of control emotionally. Mark travels to New York City to support his mom through her surgery. While at the hospital, Mark meets Crystal Smith, the head of sales for his mom's company. Mark is taken aback by Crystal because she epitomizes everything he isn't normally attracted to with her blonde hair and very direct nature. The sexual tension simmers between them and sparks to life during one hot night of passion. Mark's unstable emotional state makes him seem a bit more realistic and a little bit more likable.As I have stated before, the companion novellas do a nice job of adding to the series, and "The Master Undone" is no exception.