Primeros reseñadoresShamika Lindsay

Nyla Nguyen is thankful to be alive, but how much will she risk to keep it that way?

A small town girl with dreams of making it big in the city, Nyla is eager to see where her new life will take her, where her second chance will lead. When a bizarre weather phenomenon very nearly kills her, she is grateful to be alive—to have escaped unscathed. But… did she?

When an illness that she thought was a random bout of the flu wreaks havoc on her body, she realizes she may not have been so fortunate after all. Sure she’ll die in a few weeks, Nyla tries to enjoy what is left of her meager life, until she feels better—quite miraculously.

Nyla soon discovers that her recovery isn’t so mysterious after all, when a guy she met only once before seems to be responsible. A human antidote.

Two sick people. One shared antidote. Trying to stay alive shouldn’t be difficult, right?

Nyla will do everything in her power to stay alive, even if it means befriending the guy with the power to make her sick.

You Make Me Sick... Literally is a clean standalone romance, that explores relationships, forgiveness and moving on.

Nyla Nguyen is thankful to be alive, but how much will she risk to keep it that way?

A small town girl with dreams of making it big in the city, Nyla is eager to see where her new life will take her, where her second chance will lead. When a bizarre weather phenomenon very nearly kills her, she is grateful to be alive—to have escaped unscathed. But… did she?

When an illness that she thought was a random bout of the flu wreaks havoc on her body, she realizes she may not have been so fortunate after all. Sure she’ll die in a few weeks, Nyla tries to enjoy what is left of her meager life, until she feels better—quite miraculously.

Nyla soon discovers that her recovery isn’t so mysterious after all, when a guy she met only once before seems to be responsible. A human antidote.

Two sick people. One shared antidote. Trying to stay alive shouldn’t be difficult, right?

Nyla will do everything in her power to stay alive, even if it means befriending the guy with the power to make her sick.

Horrifying news shifts his entire life around.When his high school popularity wanes, Jason revels in his newfound ability to exist outside of the limelight, outside of other’s scrutinizing gazes. He loves his new life; he tries to remind himself of that every day.One moment he sits idly in his home, the next he reels from devastating news that digs up the ghosts of his past. They resurface and turns his entire world upside down, he soon realizes that a dark secret that once waged war on his family is back—worse than before.Something seems wrong, something feels wrong but he can’t prove it—at least not without reemerging into the limelight.However, Jason finds himself troubled by memories of his past and becomes overwhelmed with moral questions. Will his moral compass allow him to find out the truth or will he die trying?Whatever ends up happening… someone won’t make it out alive.

With Popularity comes a price...Almost drowning in the struggle to reclaim his identity and to remove all that has been thrust on him, Jason finds himself almost strangled by the grand puppeteer of his popularity. Just before he sinks, he gains insight into what the world outside of popularity’s cushioned forces felt like. But instead of sinking, he burns—slow and torturous, now it’s a race against the clock for all he once knew and for what he was now protecting.Floating around in society and a bout of social unconsciousness, Avery makes a sudden move that affects everyone around her and brings the mistakes of her past back in the form of a gargantuan brewing monster, having the possibility of saving herself but destroying all those around her in the process. She thought she had changed but when tangible problems surface it’s indicative of the fact that her past is still very much present.Is it too late for change?