Floating Solo | By Shelley Wilson
Floating Solo was a breezy, one-time read for me. It was fun, simple and sometimes that’s exactly what you need for a rom-com.
Floating Solo was a breezy, one-time read for me. It was fun, simple and sometimes that’s exactly what you need for a rom-com.
Not Another Love Song started as a musical love story with great potential. This love song isn’t going to make my all-time favorite playlist, but I didn’t mind listening to it once.
His and Hers is engaging and entertaining, but it doesn’t quite deliver when it comes to weaving a deeply tangled or satisfying mystery.
This is Not a Holiday Romance is a cozy hate-to-love romance with a healthy amount of festive spirit peppered in.
The Gods Time Forgot is a page-turner and worth the time. If you enjoy mysterious historical fantasies during winter days, give it a try.
Endless Night is a poetic whirlwind of a thriller. The tension builds slowly and steadily before spiralling into sharp twists and turns toward the end.
Play Nice is about fighting your demons, though what kind of demon, you’ll have to figure out as you read the story.
I was thoroughly entertained while reading Generations. I’m no sci-fi expert, but if you’re an occasional sci-fi reader like me, I’d definitely recommend this one.
Water Moon is a great pick for a book club or a buddy read, especially if you’re the kind of reader who enjoys debating eternal questions like “Is life pre-ordained?” or “Does free will actually exist?”
Mystery in the Metaverse is a great concept full of potential. There is intrigue, worldbuilding, and sci-fi elements blended into a cocktail that definitely gets your attention.