Shelly's Choice

Book Review: Homicide and Halo-Halo by Mia P. Manansala

️Thank you Berkley Pub for my gifted copy. My :This book was a little heavier in the beginning as Lila was suffering from PTSD and also questioning her life choices. Lila was also dealing with unresolved grief as well. During the story Lila does a lot of self reflection and I love the support she has from her friends. They had […]

Audiobook Review: A Flicker in the Dark by Stacy  Willingham

Thank You Netgalley for my advanced listening copy. What I Liked: Unreliable Narrator.Solid twists throughout the story that kept me entertained even after I figured out who the killer was. Issues: Figured out and confirmed who the killer was within the first 40 pages. Audiobook: Karissa Vacker did a great job portraying Chloe, especially as she started spiraling throughout the […]

Book Review: The Assignment by Penelope Ward

This post contains affiliate links. What to Expect:Enemies to lovers trope.Feisty Heroine that has meat on her bones.Hot chemistry and fun banter. My thoughts:Troy and Aspyn went to the same high school and due to a certain incident they become enemies. Ten years has passed and they are reunited and Aspyn is not pleased at all. You could have cut […]

Book Review: Things We Couldn’t Say by Jay Coles

Thank you Scholastic Inc for my review copy. My Thoughts: After reading and loving “Tyler Johnson Was Here” I couldn’t wait to dive into this book. This story follows a bi Black boy named Gio. What I liked about this story is that Gio wasn’t questioning his sexuality throughout the whole story. He had a feeling he might be bisexual, explored […]

Book Review: The Girls Are Never Gone by Sarah Glenn Marsh

What I Liked: Bisexual heroine. Type 1 diabetes rep. Service dog. Diversity that isn’t cringey. Story incorporates a podcast. Issues I Had: Story started to lose steam in the middle. Predictable twist. About the Book: Dare Chase doesn’t believe in ghosts. But as the host of Attachments, her brand-new paranormal investigation podcast, she knows to keep her doubts to herself […]