Review - Master by Fate by M.A. Innes

Cooper and Sawyer have moved in with Jackson, so now the accidental master has his two pups living with him full time. There are a lot of mundane things like chores and shopping to figure out for three working people living together, but it still leaves lots of time for the three to get to know each other better and build trust. Sawyer and Cooper have been on their own for a few years, so they also have to get used to having a loving family around. Cooper’s enthusiasm seems to conquer every challenge.

This conclusion of the Accidental Master trilogy sees the thruple settling down into domestic life. There’s very little new for us to learn about the three, but there are still a few bumps in the road. As usual, Cooper provides most of the laughs with his seemingly bottomless well of enthusiasm. His optimism, even when faced with the ghosts of his past, is almost too good to be true but not unbelievable. He definitely supplies the usual laughs you have come to expect from this series.

Sawyer and Cooper are closer than brothers, even though their personalities are polar opposites. You have to wonder if the pair would have made it as a couple if they hadn’t found Jackson. Their differences seem like they would have torn them apart sooner or later. Cooper would probably be too much for any one person to handle.

Jackson prooves to be an almost perfect dominant for both Cooper and Sawyer, even though they’re such different personalities. It's clear he works at it, even if a lot of it seems to come surprsingly easy for him.

“Master by Fate” is only available from Amazon (commissionable link).