Imprinted Tattoos

The Lost One's Series, Book 1

By: Nikita Parmenter

Narrated by: Meg Sylvan, Oliver Clarke

Length: 9 hrs and 14 mins

Publisher's Summary

Crazy psycho ex? Check. 

Massive Imprint Tattoo appearing and taking my total up to three now? Check. 

Five deliciously gorgeous new guys at school and secrets galore? Check. 

I have a feeling everything is about to change.

Sage is just done - done with the abuse that her mother puts her through daily, done with always being so alone and done with being one of the youngest humans to get an Imprint Tattoo. Only a small percentage of the human population over the age of 18 ever receive one, and they only appear when a soul-changing event happens in that person's life. Sage's first one showed up when she was nine, yay for being weird!

She's been fighting for so damn long, and she's just tired of it all. When she's almost fully given up, hope comes in the arrival of five new guys at her crappy high school, the guys are shrouded in secrets but it's not like she's being completely honest with them either. 

If Sage doesn't let her fear control her, then she has the chance to be a part of something amazing but fate throws them all a curveball when they realize that their lives are more intertwined than any of them could've imagined, and as secrets about her past come to light and her psycho ex makes a reappearance, she can't help but find comfort in the five guys who give her hope. 

This is a slow/ medium burn paranormal reverse harem. 

Warnings: Please be advised that this book contains dark themes, including abuse, memories of abuse from when she was a child, violence, and cursing. Additionally, sexual themes suitable for mature audiences 18+. All sex is consensual. 

©2020 Nikita Parmenter (P)2021 Nikita Parmenter

AMAZING

I absolutely love this and cant wait for the rest to come out. please dont make us wait longer... gosh i wish this was a movie although my imagination went wild with this....freaking awesome!!!!

Only the 1st book on audible

Narration:
I thought both narrators did a fine job…no major complaints. I listened at 1.1x speed.

Story:
I enjoyed the story and it has a bit of a cliffhanger so I had to download the next book to read since it’s not on audible. Be warned: this is only a trilogy. Also be warned, it does end all wrapped up and resolved. I though there might be more books as the ‘4th’ book is advertised on kindle but if you’re not paying attention (like I wasn’t) you think the series will continue. I’m quite disappointed that it’s not.

Awkward

The pace of the story is awkward. Everything is rushed. Feels like no character development. Very, VERY repetitive. Character reactions are not realistic 90% of the time. MC accepted everything without questioning wayy too fast.

This book is some Wattpad garbo.

Ugh! I DNF'd right around the time they revealed that the hot boys were not ORDINARY hot boys, but special fancy buff hot boys.

This is one of the dumbest things I've ever tried to listen to. I wanted to shake tf outta the FMC, every other sentence out of a male character's mouth was a pet name, and I just. Ugh. If you're 13, you might really enjoy this.

serious pacing issues

the general plot is good, the boys are wonderful, but there is a massive amount of repetition. there are drawn out retellings of action that occurred not minutes before and it makes parts painfully boring.

I'm hoping the second book does better.

Amazing

Amazing.. great book, always something on. I loved the voices. I give it 5 out of 5

So, I'm really trying to understand this girl Sage

Spoilers...I haven't made it all the way through this book. I'm having a hard time with her being abused but also well versed in fighting. Her mom beats her but make sure she takes fighting lessons? WTF?? Also, she is 18 at the beginning, then almost 18, and then 18 again. I think the plot of this story could be amazing if gone through with a fine tooth comb. So hence the 3 stars.

Hear me out

I try not to base my reviews on what other people say I give each book its own individual time and it's time and just wanna you know go and blind. I feel like I should have read the review that stated it was more like a walk pad type book because it's very accurate description. Book starts out with this meager abused girl that doesn't defend herself and takes all the abuse from her parent. Then she becomes this prize fighter that you know kicks butt and everybody wants. Kind of left me with a did I miss something feeling. Let's add in the install of not really down for those types of stories it's just not in me. The guys are great but there's no character building at all it's literally same thing. Then towards the end of the book it feels like everything from every paranormal romance is try to like smooch into this book just so that we could have a second book..

eh

The reader did a good job over all, though the guys sounded enough alike that I sometimes lost track of who was talking. I liked the idea of the story, and there was a strong beginning, but I was rather bored. I got tired of the F-bomb being dropped seemingly every other word. Not prudish about the use, I am just BORED with it. I was also irritated with winking and smirking. I am OLD, and I can only thing of a couple of times someone has actually winked, and it was some skeevy older guy with bad social skills. Smirking? Smirking is a type of smiling with a negative connotation. Look it up. It should never be the default expression. I like young adult and new adult books, but I expect better writing.

interesting take on the super natural world

narrator was fantastic. very interesting take on this world. very different. I am hooked.