Review: I love confused and troubled characters like Bobbi J!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 13, 2014
Bobbi J, aka Bobbi Johnson, is a product of her past and a force to be reckoned with in her present.  I think the cover doesn't really give you the clearest idea of what's inside because Bobbi is far more complicated than just what looks like a tomboy.  I found her to be tough on the outside but scared and unsure on the inside, and I think the author left a lot of room to tell more about this tragic heroine.  One thing I really enjoyed about reading Jamilla Mozelle's work is that she has a gift for dialogue-driven stories; the characters read just like they would sound in real life, and I always appreciate that - when I can find it.  I could hear the movie playing in my head and because it was written with such an authentic voice, it really could be a movie.  Looking forward to continuing Bobbi J's story to see what else comes out of her ongoing conflict with Yayonni.  Hint - there's a building subplot going on here that drops you off at the end, so do away with any preconceived notions when you start this book.  Good work, Jamilla.