▪	RELEASED BY:		YAOI PROSE
		▪	AUTHOR / ART:		YAMILA ABRAHAM / BARBARA APOSTOLICIO
		▪	FORMAT:		WESTERN / B&W
		▪	PAGES:		144
		▪	RATING:		MA
		▪	RELEASE DATE:		01/11/2010
		▪	REVIEW DATE:		02/09/2010
		▪	REVIEWED BY:		SANDRA SCHOLES

Jinady thinks about his life, his experiences and wonders why it is he is supposed to be used by incubus and demons alike; thinking he is almost fated to wonder around with them for life. He does have his own ideas though and his own plans for a life he might consider his own, but escaping from where he is would be a bad idea all round. Jinady is no fool, more so he is cautious around the incubuses that come to him to sample his body.

Though now he is considered free, after a group of mortals join forces with the lone demons, it from his point of view seems unlikely as he still has incubus around him who travel as free as they can under the circumstances but they also will come under problems if they are found as they will now be considered traitors among their own kind.

The story is gearing up well and as Jinady and the other demons are renegades there should be scope for a lot more interesting scenes with the main characters in them where they have to cope with each other's problems and attitudes.

The cover art shows Jinady and his demon sharing a particularly erotic moment in time. The reader will notice that the more parts there are to this story the more erotic and explicit the covers become. Although there is no art in the excerpt novel each part of Incubus Master comes complete with a cover artwork that will not be forgotten once it's been seen.

IN SUMMARY:
Engaging, involving and total immersion reading - this is an amazingly realised story.