
Say My Name
A Stark Novel
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Narrated by:
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Abby Craden
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By:
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J. Kenner
New York Times bestselling author J. Kenner kicks off a smoking hot, emotionally compelling trilogy that returns to the world of her beloved Stark novels: Release Me, Claim Me, and Complete Me. Say My Name features Jackson Steele, a strong-willed man who goes after what he wants, and Sylvia Brooks, a disciplined woman who’s hard to get—and exactly who Jackson needs.
I never let anyone get too close—but he’s the only man who’s ever made me feel alive.
Meeting Jackson Steele was a shock to my senses. Confident and commanding, he could take charge of any room . . . or any woman. And Jackson wanted me. The mere sight of him took my breath away, and his touch made me break all my rules.
Our bond was immediate, our passion untamed. I wanted to surrender completely to his kiss, but I couldn’t risk his knowing the truth about my past. Yet Jackson carried secrets too, and in our desire we found our escape, pushing our boundaries as far as they could go.
Learning to trust is never easy. In my mind, I knew I should run. But in my heart, I never felt a fire this strong—and it could either save me or scorch me forever.
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Critic reviews
“Readers who need more of Kenner’s racy, sizzling Stark novels will delight in this new series, set in the same decadent, lavish world. . . . Kenner has crafted a hero whose compassion is remarkable, and who is strong enough not only to apologize and to change, but to offer her the kind of love she wants and needs, as well. . . . Fans of dark, intense and emotionally scorching romances will surely adore this series opener.”—RT Book Reviews
“It’s a heady mix of love and intrigue, and Kenner continues to deliver a knockout experience that made me long for the next book even as I was more than satisfied with this story’s ending. To say more would give too much away, and I encourage everyone who loved the original Stark trilogy to read Say My Name to find out what’s there for themselves.”—The Romance Evangelist
“J. Kenner has given us one hell of a story with this start to the Stark International series. And if anyone can give Damien Stark a run for his money, it’s Jackson Steele.”—Cocktails and Books
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Would you consider the audio edition of Say My Name to be better than the print version?
Yes. The voice narration was outstanding all the characters came to life.Who was your favorite character and why?
Jackson Steele...he is an interesting erotic-businessman and heroic architect...Which scene was your favorite?
Jackson showing Sylvia the empty coastal Estate lot...If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
N/AAll World Erotic Romance !
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I'm In Love with Jackson!
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HORRIBLE NARRATOR!!!
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Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?
I'm torn. I like the writing, there are a few things in the story line that make it a bit unbelievable for me. Atlanta is mentioned a lot, there is a lot of reference to how much it meant, then you find out the "Atlanta" affair was just 2 days. Makes the rest of the story feel a bit melodramatic.What was one of the most memorable moments of Say My Name?
Not sure yetWhat aspect of Abby Craden’s performance would you have changed?
I think she could have spoken a bit more normally? Half the time she sounded like a female William Shatner on the verge of an orgasm. I get that the story is a bit tragic, that Sylvia's story is pretty intense and yes, tragic, but there were times when I wanted to up the speed on the reading.If this book were a movie would you go see it?
NoAny additional comments?
There are a few things involving the D/s relationship that I keep hoping will show up, but they haven't--and they are important, and I'm sure that they would have made Syl feel even more in control if they had been followed -- like a safe word. Giving her the ability to stop at any time by just saying. Not having that out makes this a mimic of 50 Shades, which btw was not really consensual sex.Not sure I can review without spoilers! warned
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Interesting, can't wait for the next book
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