Title: Not just a gay thriller!
Product review: Gavin Shaw is the sex-driven hero who experiences one erotic/exotic encounter after another in this "pacy, sexy, thriller." Shaw, a journalist, lives (or exists) merely for sex. One day he discovers that he has the opportunity to make a pile of money by exposing an international capitalist who has acquired his wealth by suspicious means. That is the framework of the story. Unless the reader completes the book, he will not discover that The Masters File is a type of apprenticeship novel wherein the main character undergoes a journey of self-realization as to who and what he is. The picture Gavin presents to the reader as well as to himself makes the story more than just a series of prurient homosexual encounters.I would have given the author a five if he had developed this theme a little better towards the conclusion, but, as is, The Masters File is well worth reading as more than just an exercise in gay sexual encounters.
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