My Star, My Love

Eversea, Book 2.5 (The Butler Cove Series 3)

By: Natasha Boyd, Tasha Boyd

Narrated by: Carol Jacobanis

In this sexy novella movie star, Jack Eversea, has decided to brave his history with England and take the love of his life, Keri Ann Butler, home to meet his mother for Christmas.

But Jolly Old England does weird things to Jack. And despite his super sweet “12 days of Christmas” gift-giving, Keri Ann can’t quite work out if he’s about to propose or regrets bringing her home. Is he still questioning whether she can handle a few paparazzi, or is he doubting Keri Ann’s commitment to their future?

The magnetic couple is back in a fun, sometimes poignant, but super sexy story about acceptance, building a future, and how to make love quietly in a creaky old house with one’s mother down the hall.

This is an Eversea series extension and Book 3 in The Butler Cove Series. It is highly recommended that it is read after Eversea and Forever, Jack. The Eversea story continues in Butler Cove #5: Beach Wedding available now!

©2015 Natasha Boyd (P)2022 Natasha Boyd

Not as good as the first books

This narrator is different than in the first two books and not nearly as good. The story is not nearly as good either. And the editing was terrible - a whole part of the story near the beginning is cut out - it just cuts out mid-sentence and a new totally unrelated mid-sentence starts. Lame!

Unfair casting for Narrator

This story doesn’t seem to fit into the first two books very well. The Narrator should never have been chosen for this book. She herself is a good narrator; but it is a complete 180 from the country girl character we fell in love with. Very disappointing!

A Tad Boring

I never ever leave a bad review but this read was soooo not interesting. I tried getting to the next chapter but it was not enticing. Her voice was trying to hard to be sultry, his was ok. After reading the Indigo Girl, which was fabulous. I thought this would be a good story….

Big disappointment, compared to the other books

The first books in the series were very cute. I loved the story and settimg. The narration was fantastic with excellent accents. This story was just lacking in everything, and the narration terrible.

It as good as the first 2

The change in narrator for this series does the story great damage. Gone is the sassy southern girl replaced with a generic middle aged voice not appropriate for the character and a voice that simply makes no sense for the character Jack. Not only that, the humor which drew me to the character of Kerry Ann is completely gone replaced with a character seemingly afraid of everything, where did the sassy strong willed girl from the first books go?!? I will finish the series because I hate to stop in the middle, but I sincerely hope they get better!

Don’t change the narrator!

There’s nothing more than I dislike than getting into a book and the narrator being changed mid series. It was fine, but it wasn’t the last two books disappointed for sure.

Disappointed

I LOVED the first two books in this series. They were great and I feell in love with Jack and Keri Ann! A big part of the was the narrarator. The voice, the accent, the enthusiasm......she made it all come to life for me.

Thechip narrarator in this last book is NOT Keri Ann!!!! It's nothing against the lady, but we lose ALLOT with the change! As for the story...just meh.

Half a story

This was not worth a credit. This was like a half or quarter of a book. It feels like it was rushed to production and should have been included in the membership.

So ridiculous

What happened? You don’t write two books with the same narrators and then changed on the piddly three hour third book.
The narrator kept giving Jack an English/main accent … what the heck? As the books progressed, it seemed to turn into a bodice ripper. So disappointed don’t waste your credit.

Deflated

No more… the reader sounds like a 50 year old from Ohio which would be awesome if that was the character she was speaking for, but no. And, three hours of empty.