In the wake of his betrayal and abandonment, Keri Ann has had to pick up and move forward with the life she was supposed to live and has put off far too long. She thought she knew a Jack that was very different to the man adored by fans the world over. Keri Ann Butler's life changed on the night she met movie star, Jack Eversea. I'm intoxicated and in love .' ~ Book Crush ReviewsĪ feisty small-town girl and the Hollywood star who broke her heart I felt like I couldn't breathe or swallow throughout many scenes as I was holding my breath and had a lump in my the throat the size of a fist I couldn't swallow.

I'm speechless, that's how breathtaking Jack and Keri Ann's story has made me. The final reveal made me squint a bit (maybe this is setting up the rest of the series involving the Everseas and the Redmonds?), the ending sequence is choppy and the book could have used an epilogue, but overall I found this to be a really entertaining read.This is the sequel to the award-winning novel Eversea, and book 2 in the addictive BUTLER COVE Series! 'Forever, Jack is the epitome of the most breathtakingly, perfect sequel. “You didn’t encounter doctors, countesses, or body snatchers?” Marcus told Colin how he’d come to be there: the Mercury Club books, the deductions he’d made, the confrontation with Mr. “How the devil did you find me?” Colin asked. There are also some hilarious moments - one that made me chortle was an exchange between Colin and his more staid brother Marcus towards the end of the book (note: it does spoil what happens on Colin and Madeleine’s adventure): They start off as reluctant… associates, and slowly come to trust each other. Madeleine is a pistol wielding heroine who takes no sh*t. I love an adventure/quest storyline where the couple needs to be a team.Ĭolin is, as all Colins in historical romances seem to be, a charming and reckless rake.

Objectively, it could do with a good edit, but honestly I had a good time! The first chapter is all over the place (the POV switches between so many newly introduced characters) but the story improves greatly after Colin and Madeleine go on the run. I had pretty low expectations because I’d seen mixed reviews, and some think this is her worst book. But now whoever hired Madeleine wants her dead, so on the run they both go! Colin Eversea is a charming and reckless rake who is about to hanged for murder (he didn’t do it), but is rescued kidnapped by the mercenary Madeleine Greenway at the last minute.

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