Ellie Mitchell's Blog: Dax's Book Blog

A Fond Farewell to Bookish Beyond Hi guys, Welcome back to Bookish Beyond. Hopefully, you are all having an enjoyable start to the spring and summer months. This week, I have some personal news regarding the Bookish Beyond blog. Bookish Beyond Will Be Closing its Doors After many enjoyable years of running the Bookish Beyond blog, I have decided to bring this website to a close. Its official closing date with be the 23rd of June, 2023. While books are still an important part of my life, I no lon...

Screamcatcher: Sa���be Most Monstrous, by Christy. J. Breedlove Hey guys, welcome back to Bookish Beyond. How have you been? Today, I���m excited to be reviewing Screamcatcher: Sa���be Most Monstrous, by Christy. J. Breedlove. So, if you���ve got your favourite drink to hand and are all settled in, let���s begin. About Once again, the Badlands Paranormal Society has landed themselves a fascinating case. Jory Pike (their leader) is considering a more settled future with her fianc�� Choice when sh...

Journey to Justice: The Adventures of Spider and Ruby, by Tanni Haas: Hey guys, welcome back to Bookish Beyond. How have you been? Today, I���m reviewing a gripping and meaningful dystopian book entitled Journey to Justice: The Adventures of Spider and Ruby, by the author Tanni Haas. So, if you���ve got your favourite drink to hand and are all settled in, let���s begin. About The world has been flooded with water; now desperate families live on houseboats, doing their best to survive under the r...

Map of a Soundless Clock, by Matthew Rudd Reynolds Hey guys, welcome back to Bookish Beyond. How have you been? Today, I���m reviewing an exciting young adult science fiction-fantasy novel, entitled Map of a Soundless Clock, by Matthew Rudd Reynolds. So, if you���ve got your favourite drink to hand and are all settled in, let���s begin. About Aboard the Kronos, a space-worthy ship governed by the caring yet at times callous Captain Grubb, Andi & co sail through the vastness of space in the hopes...

Pick Your Scar, by Boshra Rasti Hey guys, welcome back to Bookish Beyond. How have you been? Today, I���m excited to be reviewing Pick Your Scar, a gripping sci-fi / dystopian novel by Boshra Rasti. So, if you���ve got your favourite drink to hand and are all settled in, let���s begin. About The story is set in Pamora, a peaceful and idyllic land. Here, physicists have uncovered a fifth dimension, which they believe could be the key to altering unpleasant life events. These professionals seek vo...

Surrogate Code (Book 2 of The Surrogate Colony Series), by Boshra Rasti Hey guys, welcome back to Bookish Beyond. How have you been? Today, I’m excited to be reviewing the gripping dystopian sequel, Surrogate Code, by Boshra Rasti. So, if you’ve got your favourite drink to hand and are all settled in, let’s begin. About Zachary and Adriana have escaped from their respective prisons (Surrogate and Eunuch centres) which are controlled by the corrupt Microscrep corporation. Now, they have finally r...

King of Naught (Strands of Existence: Book 3) by Aino Lahteva Hey guys, welcome back to Bookish Beyond. How have you been? Today, I’m excited to be reviewing King of Naught (Strands of Existence: Book 3) by Aino Lahteva. So, if you’ve got your favourite drink to hand and are all settled in, let’s begin. About King of Naught is once again set in Kerth, in the land of Aderas, and follows our leading lady, Consecrator-ess Isa. Having defeated a powerful foe and uncovering her husband’s dark magical...

There���s No Such Thing as Never in Forever, by Kenneth and Judy Nicholas-Fecteau Hey guys, welcome back to Bookish Beyond. How have you been? Today, I���m excited to be reviewing There���s No Such Thing as Never in Forever, by Kenneth and Judy Nicholas-Fecteau. So, if you���ve got your favourite drink to hand and are all settled in, let���s begin. About Mandy and Lizzy are teenage twin sisters who have been adopted into the Native American Mistook tribe. As part of their vision-quest, they are ...

There’s No Such Thing as Never in Forever, by Kenneth and Judy Nicholas-Fecteau Hey guys, welcome back to Bookish Beyond. How have you been? Today, I’m excited to be reviewing There’s No Such Thing as Never in Forever, by Kenneth and Judy Nicholas-Fecteau. So, if you’ve got your favourite drink to hand and are all settled in, let’s begin. About Mandy and Lizzy are teenage twin sisters who have been adopted into the Native American Mistook tribe. As part of their vision-quest, they are tasked wit...

Our Lady of the Artilects, by Andrew Gillsmith Hey guys, welcome back to Bookish Beyond. I hope you’ve all been enjoying the holidays. Today, I’m reviewing Our Lady of the Artilects, a fascinating science fiction read by Andrew Gillsmith. So, if you’ve got your favourite drink to hand and are all settled in, let’s begin. About Set mainly in Benin City, Africa (some point after the 2200s), this story follows the mystery of the artilects (advanced synthetic humanoids), who have started having visi...