J. M. Johnson

Dear, Annie

I really enjoy this book for the originality -it makes a refreshing change from the usual books on Inkitt

It's been really sweet to watch Annie change as she gets older. The innocent scribbles of a child turn into the thoughtful, questioning mindset of a young woman.

This very much does have a "Little Women" feel to it as Annie tries to find her way in the world as a confident and quite dominant lady whilst still holding together her entire network of family and friends

I think the best thing about this book is its charm - it's not bright lights of the city life and the violence and drama of a fast paced novel. It's a slow build as you grow with Annie and get comfortable with her life. Throughout the years we have not just her story but also that of her parents, her friends and her uncle.

I like the effort that has been put in when it comes to fact checking- such as the prosthetic leg and the tales of the war. It's clear the author has put passion into everything written

Looking forward to reading more and seeing where Annie's life leads

-review written by the Author of You Wouldn't Dare

The Untold Forest

Wow. I don't even know where to start!
The author hasn't just wrote a book, she's created an entire world to get lost in. Her descriptions are impeccable and from the very first chapter you will be drawn in and in love with The Forest and all the secrets that it holds - whatever they may be

I had to physically stop myself from binge reading this book because I want to savour every moment of it and take my time with it. I think the author knows through all my comments that I just adore Hakken and cannot wait to read more about him. Every single character has their own unique personality, which isn't something you usually find.

One of the best parts is the author interacts with her readers, if you leave a comment she will explain her thoughts behind the chapters and she also has pictures of her world to help picture it.

I love the premise of The Path and how it acts similar to Fate, leading you where you're supposed to go, even if you don't want or know you're supposed to be there. Anything can happen in The Forest

In short, I thoroughly enjoyed this book and I've already recommended it to my friends.

I could honest write for days about it. The author has an incredible way with words and I cannot wait to read the end as well as see what else she has planned. If I could give more than 5* I would.

I loved it

***The review has been made as the book is still being written***
Grammar - perfect. No issues. 5*
Plot - really intriguing and pulls the reader in 5*
Writing style - small paragraphs, easily read. It's clear who is speaking and whose point of view we are reading 5*

Sweet temptation

I liked it. I would like to see this fleshed out a bit more as I personally didn't feel any real connection between Mason and Summer. I'd like to know her thought processes about what is attracting her to him and what she sees in him

A Wicked Heritage

As always, I'm blown away once again by your descriptions. You really do have the most incredible talent for drawing a reader in and keeping their attention with the most fantastically written scenes.
A couple of tenses were off on a few occasions, but it doesn't distract from the overall telling of the story.

I will be keeping this one on my TBR list and coming back once the story is finished so that I am able to completely binge read and lose myself in a new world.

The art of seduction

I like what the author has done here - each genre has a very typical "cliche" sort of thing and the author has done a really good job at creating a story around that whilst also being very tongue in cheek.
It made me laugh when he was so simple about his accomplishments, sort of "I'm great because I am". Let's face it, almost every billionaire has the world at their feet and things come easy to them but most authors won't admit that their lives are easy and try to explain this, whereas in this book the author has done the perfect parody of having this cocky, stereotypical billionaire play boy

I'd like to see more of this! For someone who writes werewolf romance books I'd love to see a parody surrounding this as we all know werewolves are full of cliches!

You had me laughing within the first couple of sentences, please continue this I really want to see more!

The art of seduction

I like what the author has done here - each genre has a very typical "cliche" sort of thing and the author has done a really good job at creating a story around that whilst also being very tongue in cheek.
It made me laugh when he was so simple about his accomplishments, sort of "I'm great because I am". Let's face it, almost every billionaire has the world at their feet and things come easy to them but most authors won't admit that their lives are easy and try to explain this, whereas in this book the author has done the perfect parody of having this cocky, stereotypical billionaire play boy

I'd like to see more of this! For someone who writes werewolf romance books I'd love to see a parody surrounding this as we all know werewolves are full of cliches!

You had me laughing within the first couple of sentences, please continue this I really want to see more!

Scandalous

I adored this book, the plot is just beginning to unravel and reveal a deeper storyline other than just pure lust and sex
Speaking of which, there are plenty of scenes in this book to warrant the erotica label, it's definitely not for the faint of heart!

Looking forward to seeing where this goes :)

Surprised and pleased

This book is not my usual genre but how quickly I forgot that in my enjoyment. The author has a way of describing things that the book becomes bright and vivid , easily able to picture everything that they describe. I haven't yet finished the chapters that are release, but what I did read drew me in immediately. Im looking forward to reading some more :)

Amazing!

I loved this book! I've done other reviews of theirs as well and this book has a similar feel. You can connect with all the character, the plot line and pace of the story is consistent throughout and the twists/cliff hangers were both equally frustrating and fantastic!
Some slight grammar errors and mix up of names but I just stress this is absolutely not an issue, it's easy to see what/who was meant. Compared to a published books, this book is very raw. A published book would have editor after editor take a look, make changes etc and you lose some of the story and that's what I love so much about this author. They have a story they want to tell and it doesn't matter how long the book is or how many characters there are or how many years progress within the story, we are being taken on a journey with them. The books are brilliant and should be published traditionally however I like that they're not and we are getting the authors unedited (apart from their own work) true words come out

Amazing! ** LONG REVIEW

Sometimes the names were mixed up, but completely understandable considering how many characters were in this book and it was easily overlooked as you are able to connect with each character (more or less) so you knew who the author meant

For such a long book, I'll be honest I fully expected to get bored. This did not happen. At no point did the book feel like it was dragging or the plot feel monotonous and boring. The entire book has kept me on the edge of my seat, some fast paced, some slower paced, it was a really good blend. My heart broke at losing some of the characters, but it was needed for story progression and as much as it was sad, it felt right and in keeping with the direction the story was taking.

For a book that had so many characters, it would be easy for them to all have the same personality, different name. Again, this didn't happen. Im glad there was a "Characters POV" notice each time we changed characters, but if it wasn't there it wouldn't have mattered. Each character had their own personality that shown through.

I love the recurring jokes that appeared. Whether it be each unique wedding ceremony, or Vivian telling awful jokes to calm down Viper, and of course "YOU MAY NOW MOLEST THE BRIDE"

All in all, I loved this book. I would recommend anyone to read this if they're looking for strong female character, love stories, werewolves and loyal mates.