Book Review: Eversea and Forever Jack - Natasha Boyd

Eversea Book # 1

Forever, Jack - Eversea Book # 2

“If I'd known you were in my future, I would have chosen differently.”

“If you had chosen differently, you would have never found me.”

“The way I feel about you was never a decision. It just was. I was made to love you. I never fell, I was already there. From the very first moment.”

What captured my interest and made me read the Eversea series were the pretty covers. They are eye catching and once you read the books you will learn that the covers are pretty significant to the story.

In book 1, Eversea, we meet the heroine Keri Ann. She’s the small town naive but sweet young lady who everybody loves. Her sullen world became chaotic when the handsome hot young actor Jack came to their town to hide. We read about how they met and how they fell for each other and how they struggled for their relationship. Since the odds were against them from the start, this is where the issues unfold and continued until book 2. 

The next book, titled Forever Jack, we read about how Jack fought for Keri Ann and we get to know the events that transpired, we get the answers we’ve been waiting for and we get to understand Jack more. 

At first I wasn’t feeling giddy about Jack and Keri Ann’s relationship. Then I started to love Jack so I really wanted to find out what will happen and I wanted to know more about his past. I felt the opposite for Keri Ann though, I didn’t like her weakness and she has become a whiner and I felt that she was too dramatic. In both books, I browsed through the parts of Keri Ann because it was too dragging. The series was narrated in alternating views of Keri Ann and Jack. But mostly I enjoyed Jack’s view especially Jack’s Journal. It was a good part in book 2.

I loved Jack's character and I fell more in love with him in book 2. I found myself reading the series mostly because of Jack. I also like Colt’s character. I don’t totally dislike Keri Ann, I liked it when she’s feisty and I like her smart mouth. But then I get irritated when she starts with her self-doubts. The story has so much potential in fact it was interesting to say the least. I just wish for an improved heroine, less of the cheesy parts (like the horse riding scene) and less of the dragging scenes in Keri Ann’s view.