Beyond The Reflection’s Edge – A Teenage Review

Beyond The Reflections Edge By Bryan DavisToday as part of the Christian Science Fiction & Fantasy Blog Tour, I have invited Leighton, my son who just turned 14 yesterday, as a guest blogger. He is going to review Bryan Davis’ latest book, Beyond The Reflections Edge.


Book Overview:

The main plot of The Reflection’s Edge is basically an “Escape the Goons” yet save the world (or Worlds in this case :) ) It starts with an assassination and ends with one of the main protagonists almost losing their sight.

The Three Worlds:

There are 3 worlds exactly the same, only several years different from each other: World red, world blue, and a world yellow. Which are YOU on?

The Hero:

The Hero is Nathan, a sixteen year old gentleman in an immoral world, a skillfull violinist, an heir of a world famous violinist, his mom.

The Villain:

The head antagonist is Mictar, some sort of crazy guy that gains (power-health-youth?) from magically sucking people’s eyes out… weird, huh?

Who would like this book?

Well… hmmm, probably teens mostly. I guess there’s adults out there who could. it’s geared mostly towards teens though.

Good Points:

The suspense is terrific. Who thinks getting on a doomed plane when you KNOW it is going to crash and nobody will survive, magic mirror or not, isn’t suspenseful?

Bad Points:

The only minor gripe I had was the focus on Classical music. a gripe not everybody will experience.

Will I Read The Next Books In The Series?

One word: YES!

About Bryan Davis:

Well, about him, he’s a great author but to know more you’ll have to buy the book and look at the back cover yourself…


Back to Robert again, I wanted to give my own 2 cents: I think this book is geared toward an older audience than Bryan’s Dragons in our Midst series, so even though my son is more teen focused, does not mean an adult would not enjoy it. In fact, adults would enjoy any of his books!

Also, no problems here with Classical music. Thanks, Bryan, for a great book!

CSFF Blog Tour

Here are the other tour members, so be sure to check their blogs out:

Brandon Barr
Jennifer Bogart
Justin Boyer
Keanan Brand
Kathy Brasby
Jackie Castle
Valerie Comer
Courtney
CSFF Blog Tour
Stacey Dale
D. G. D. Davidson
Shane Deal
Janey DeMeo
Jeff Draper
April Erwin
Karina Fabian
Marcus Goodyear
Andrea Graham
Todd Michael Greene
Katie Hart
Timothy Hicks
Joleen Howell
Jason Joyner
  Kait
Mike Lynch
Magma
Terri Main
Margaret
Rachel Marks
Melissa Meeks
Rebecca LuElla Miller
Eve Nielsen
Nissa
John W. Otte
Steve Rice
Ashley Rutherford
Mirtika
Chawna Schroeder
Greg Slade
James Somers
Steve Trower
Speculative Faith
Jason Waguespac
Laura Williams
Timothy Wise

4 thoughts on “Beyond The Reflection’s Edge – A Teenage Review

  1. Thank you Leighton and Robert for posting about my book. I’m glad you enjoyed it.

    Regarding classical music, it’s my favorite. A bit of bias shows through. But you might have noticed that other kinds of music worked, too, though I didn’t mention them as often.

    Bryan Davis

  2. Bryan, Leighton and his sisters have been getting into traditional Scottish and Irish music for the last few years, so that explains his classical music avoidance. He’ll come back to it someday.

    Valerie and Becky, thanks for stopping by!

    -Robert

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