About Me

About Me

J.J. Reeves is a celebrated author and poet, whose inventive approach to storytelling has garnered her multiple awards and a devoted readership. Born and raised in Indiana, J.J. developed a passion for literature at an early age, drawing inspiration from classic tales of romance and the mystic. This unique blend of genres ultimately led her to create the “Monstermance” genre, a fusion of monster and romance that has captivated readers worldwide.

Her novels, such as Serenade—A Love Like No Other and Batty, showcase her talent for weaving complex narratives that explore the complexities of love, power, and identity. In addition to her novels, J.J. has published a poignant collection of poetry titled In the Gaslight, which reflects her deep understanding of the human condition.

Beyond her literary achievements, J.J. Reeves is a person of many interests. She likes the simple pleasures of life, like spending time with her family, gardening, thrifting, and collecting art. These hobbies not only provide her with a creative outlet but also serve as sources of inspiration for her writing.

J.J. is constantly pushing the boundaries of her work, with several highly anticipated works in progress, including Along Came a Spider, Doll, Artificial Love, and Swept Away. Her upcoming poetry collection, In the Abattoir, promises to be yet another masterpiece in her illustrious career.

Whether preparing novels that look into the mystical or penning verses that capture the essence of the human soul, J.J. Reeves continues to leave an indelible mark on the literary world.

J.J. Reeves is a trailblazing novelist and poet, celebrated for her unique jumble of romance and fantasy. Known for her genre-defining “Monstermance” works, she captivates readers with spellbinding stories that push the boundaries of love and the supernatural. With bestselling titles like Batty and Serenade, J.J. Reeves continues to enchant and inspire audiences around the world.

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