Girl from Everywhere: The Ship Beyond Time (Series #2) (CD-Audio)

from readingbeader

I would totally read more of these books. The characters are multicultural, flawed, and oh so fascinating. Nix, now captain of the Temptation, while Slate recovers from his opium addiction, is drawn into an opportunity to perhaps change fate. Why does that matter? Joss predicted that she will los...

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A strong follow-up to one of the more original YA novels I've encountered of late. Picking up at the conclusion of The Girl from Everywhere, this book resolves some storylines with nearly jarring suddenness (like Nix's mother) while opening other possibilities and problems. If you enjoyed the fir...

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Received via Greenwillow Books and Edelweiss in exchange for an completely unbiased review. Also posted on Silk & Serif Well, The Ship Beyond Time was just as good, if not better than its predecessor The Girl From Everywhere. The Girl From Everywhere sometimes dragged with intense descriptions of...

from Beammey

I don't know why, but I didn't like this book as much as the first in the series. The first one completely blew me out of the water and I couldn't get enough it. This one, while still good and worth the read, I just couldn't connect with as much as I would have liked. The cover is gorgeous though...

from indygo88

The Ship Beyond Time is a sequel to Heilig's earlier novel, The Girl from Everywhere. In both, Nix is a teenage girl who travels by boat with her father & a small crew to various locations in various time periods, provided they have a map to get them there. It's an interesting variation on the ti...