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Blizzard

(The Black Ice Trilogy #2)

Mikayla Elliot (Goodreads Author)

4.31 · Rating details · 42 ratings · 33 reviews

Desperate to find her niece Neva is willing to do anything to get her back, but the path she follows unveils a dark past with volatile truths, and a present intertwined with unforgiving consequences. In a race against time and dire odds, Neva embarks on a journey that will forever change the lives of those she knows and loves, as well as her own.

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Sep 17, 2018 Monica rated it liked it · review of another edition

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This book started off really great - I enjoyed the strong characters and struggles in this middle age setting. For the first half of the book I was completely engaged!

Then there was a disconnect that very well may have been my fault. Important pieces of the story didn't seem to match and it lost some of the momentum for me. Regardless, I am interested to read the first book of the series.

Thanks to GoodReads and publishers for the free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. ...more

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May 30, 2018 Cherry London rated it it was amazing

I must say this vampire tale enthralled me, it totally engrossed and captivated my attention, it is indeed like a boiling pot filled with steaming rage, deceit, steeped deep in treachery and betrayal. Imagine selling your twelve-year-old daughter into marriage on a guise of this joining would provide a means of protection and preserving you and your people way of life, only to be threatened by the very evil you sacrifice her to. Life is a bitch indeed sometimes karma is well deserving. A terribl ...more

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Sep 16, 2018 Michael Chrobak rated it really liked it

Blizzard picks up right where Snow left off, and Elliot definitely brought her A game with the story! Not only with the characters she shared in Snow, but with some amazingly well crafted new characters as well. The plot line is solid and the story flows from scene to scene. Even though this is a much longer book than Snow was, it still has a fast-read feel.
So why didn’t this get five stars? A few reasons. First, there are instances where Elliot’s normally tight yet fluid and somewhat poetic pro ...more

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Apr 04, 2019 Tracy rated it it was amazing

The exciting follow up to Snow that gives you more history, more hope, more despair, more angst, more love, more questions, a few more answers. As Neva learns more about the role she plays she also learns that she may have been played. Secrets swirl all around her as her gift shows her a disastrous and deadly outcome. More questions are answered and new questions remain plus the glimmer of love that is new and old and some that has been renewed. So much more than a regular vampire story, the vam ...more

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Nov 16, 2018 Jessica | Booked J rated it really liked it

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(4.5) As a note, a copy of this novel was sent to me via NetGalley by the publisher in exchange for an honest review. This does not effect my opinions in any way. You can also find my review here at Booked J.

WOW. Mikayla Elliot does it again with the next enthralling release of her The Black Ice trilogy: Blizzard. Just when you thought things couldn't get more thrilling, action-packed, or mysterious, Elliot makes the stakes at an all-time high, leaving readers grap ...more

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Jun 25, 2018 Micheala rated it liked it · review of another edition

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This is the second book in the Black Ice trilogy and after reading the first one I was dying to get my hands onto this one. Thanks to the generosity of the author, the book is up to "read now" on Netgalley, so thank you for that.

Unfortunately I was a little disappointed after the first book. I found this one went more into details about Neva's past, and yet I found myself very bored through it. There was times I was skimming it altogether. This does not mean I will not be reading the third book ...more

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Jul 10, 2018 Kate rated it really liked it

While I was really not impressed with the first book, I found this one to be much better. This was kind of like two books in one. The first half was a prequel to the first book in a sense and told Eliza's story. I really enjoyed it and would rate that a 4-4 1/2 on its own. It was intriguing and captivating. The second half, was back in the present time for Neva, and I really did not enjoy it near as much. I would have rated that more like a 3 by itself. I find Neva/Kareese to be kind of boring a ...more

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Jun 07, 2018 chelci whorley rated it really liked it

While I enjoyed the first novel...this novel was so much more!
The writing was better, the plot was so interesting, and I loved the characters.
In blizzard, we get a past flash back for a good portion of the beginning novel as to how eliza, zachariah, thedryk and kareese came to be. It was such a different unique take on how vampires came to be and I love it so much. Neva also grows in the end of the novel becoming so much stronger and fighting for what she believes. I cant wait for the third nov ...more

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Oct 11, 2018 C.E. Clayton rated it it was amazing

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“Blizzard”, much like the first book in The Black Ice Trilogy, takes a twist on the gothic vampires that have become so commonplace in YA fantasy. I loved Snow for the risks it took in tweaking those vampire tropes, and Elliot’s lyrical, and often poetic, writing when it came to setting the scene and Neva’s emotions from a first person perspective. This installation kept true to all those things I enjoyed from the first book, but it does not pick up exactly where book 1 leaves off, instead, the “Blizzard”, much like the first book in The Black Ice Trilogy, takes a twist on the gothic vampires that have become so commonplace in YA fantasy. I loved Snow for the risks it took in tweaking those vampire tropes, and Elliot’s lyrical, and often poetic, writing when it came to setting the scene and Neva’s emotions from a first person perspective. This installation kept true to all those things I enjoyed from the first book, but it does not pick up exactly where book 1 leaves off, instead, the reader is introduced to Neva’s original incarnation and we get the backstory that book 1 was missing.

The first half of the book is a bit like a prologue, it’s no longer in first person, and instead follows Eliza and how Neva and the vampires originally came to be, and sets up their ongoing conflict with Reegan and his demons. While I really enjoyed this section and learning more about this world—and filling in those gaps I had from the first novel—I do have to give a trigger warning for rape. It’s not graphic, but it is not subtle. While it is central to the story arc, just be forewarned that it is present, but thankfully the author moves on and doesn’t linger longer than necessary. While I enjoyed this section and getting to meet Neva and Thedryck when they were just “kids”, this was the first half of a very long book, so I was starting to forget what the main plot was that had been carried over from the books predecessor: finding Lucy and saving her from an evil entity.

The back story IS necessary though, because without it, there is too much left unanswered from the first book, and there would be no sense of urgency leading into the last book of the trilogy. So while it does feel a bit like a separate book, especially with the shift in POV, it was thoroughly enjoyable and, once again, Elliot’s writing is absolutely lovely. She really does have a great talent for prose, so even though it’s not an easy read, it’s a great one.

I will say that Eliza and Neva tended to have a similar voice, so at times they didn’t feel as distinct as they otherwise could have been. There are also a lot of new creatures and characters that get introduced—some pretty late in the novel. It can be a bit challenging at times to keep track of who is who and what they are, or their abilities. Hopefully there won’t be so many unnecessary characters in the next book (think Star Trek redshirts, they are just there to die) so the reader can better focus on those who matter. Zachariah still confuses me as a character and just what his motivations were, but that could be because of the break I took between reading the first and second book and I simply don’t remember what happened on that front. There were times when Neva’s stubbornness and her impulsive nature really bugged me, but at the same time, that also made her a well-rounded character, so I’m letting that go. The romance in this book, much like the vampires, does not follow the well-used tropes of the genre, either. That may be frustrating to some people, but I kind of liked that Neva and Thedryck weren’t completely besotted with each other, they frustrate each other and have to work on things, you know, like real people do. And, one of my biggest quips from the first book was that Thedryck never answered any of Neva’s questions. That’s not the case in this book! Which makes me a very happy camper.

All in all, I thought this book was a huge improvement from the first book, and I liked that book a lot! This book answered so many lingering questions I had from the first book, while simultaneously creating new tensions and problems—both big and small between Felicity, Reegan, Helsing and Neva and Eliza. I like the “powers” that each vampire has and how they are not only unique to the individual, but make sense with their personality and greatest desires. I love the added complexity to the characters and their relationships with each other. Also, and it can’t be stated enough, Elliot is an extremely talented writer with a clear vision for her characters and where they are going in the trilogy. Despite my minor qualms with the characters and my small issues with the first half of the book feeling like a separate prequel, this book and series has come so far that I would be remiss to give it anything less than 5 stars, I can’t wait for Neva and Reegan’s rematch! And thanks to the author for providing me a copy for review. ...more

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May 10, 2018 Carrie Torres rated it it was amazing

I loved how this book is not for just mature readers. i also enjoyed that it was not a totally sappy book. It was a refreshing take on the vampire genre. I really enjoyed the wonderful world and its characters that the author has created. Can not wait to read more from this author.

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Jun 03, 2018 Jen rated it liked it

** I received a free copy of this book through a Goodreads giveaway. **

This was a very interesting take on the vampire genre. I had not read book one before reading this but I didn't feel lost (which is a big plus) but I was intrigued enough by the hints and recaps of past events that I now feel the need to go buy book one and read them in order! The characters and world were well developed and I look forward to seeing where they go next. ...more

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Dec 23, 2019 Coco.V marked it as to-read · review of another edition

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Aug 04, 2018 K.D. Reid rated it it was amazing

Blizzard by Mikayla Elliot is another fantastic display of Elliot’s talent and an absolutely awesome roller coaster of evolution. The way she weaves all of these various stories, main character Neva’s as well as all of the support characters and the history of all of the major supernatural species that exist in Auria, is an art form that is often lost in this genre. Maps at the start of the book show the transformation of Auria over centuries. Starkness and beauty, horror and romance all coalesc Blizzard by Mikayla Elliot is another fantastic display of Elliot’s talent and an absolutely awesome roller coaster of evolution. The way she weaves all of these various stories, main character Neva’s as well as all of the support characters and the history of all of the major supernatural species that exist in Auria, is an art form that is often lost in this genre. Maps at the start of the book show the transformation of Auria over centuries. Starkness and beauty, horror and romance all coalesce into a strikingly beautiful and tangible new world while the reader’s view of all of the characters from Book One, Snow, is transformed through the story. As Neva comes to know herself as Kareese, the characters from Snow begin an astonishing metamorphosis. Through visions of the past, the reader is completely reintroduced to characters from the first installment of The Black Ice Trilogy, and Zachariah, Eliza, and Xavier develop whole new emotional attachments to the reader’s heart strings. Zachariah’s is of most interest, but that secret will stay, tucked away from this review, safe in the bindings of Mikayla’s work.
Throughout the book, Neva relinquishes her timid, grief stricken life as a baker and widow to become a strong willed, combat ready female heroine. The tumultuous romantic relationship between Neva and Thedryk is a staunch contrast against the gruesome battle being waged on Reegan’s demonic forces, and it’s deliciously horrifying. The writing in Book Two mirrors the graceful writing in Book One that reminded me so much of Anne Rice – the riveting details, the sensory immersion, the vivid imagery. In Blizzard, the battle scenes played through my head like a scene from The Underworld intermingled with the garb and castles from classics like Dracula or Nosferatu. Although I’m still not completely certain what the titles are building into, why they are associated with snow aside from the series being titled The Black Ice Trilogy, I am absolutely thirsty for more, and this book receives a full five stars. ...more

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Aug 29, 2018 Jessica rated it really liked it

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This story gets more and more crazy! There's so many stories within the main story. At first I was confused and had a tough time getting going in this book. After a short intro by Neva, it suddenly switches to a third person flashback to Neva's parents' story. Then after a time goes back to first person, but it's Neva's first life. I have to admit I wasn't crazy about the opening of the book, but once the story really started flowing there was no stopping me! I was fascinated by her parents' sto ...more

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Aug 03, 2018 Mikayla Elliot rated it it was amazing · (Review from the author)

Re-reading one's work is always an adventure. I, being biased here, loved this written work. There are things I made note of to correct, a revision will need to be provided (small grammatical errors sparse throughout, but present regardless), and enjoyed reading it entirely! ...more

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May 22, 2018 Kaitlin Underwood rated it it was amazing

Ms. Elliot, I am even more impressed with this second book than I was with the first in the Black Ice Series!

1. This is SUCH an original world and story in general. I said this in my review of the first book and I'll say it again here: the vampire genre is so overdone and many of the stories seem to have been built off one another. Not so with this series! It is completely original and I LOVE IT because I totally cannot predict anything that happens.

2. THIS IS A CLEAN READ! Somewhere between Tw ...more

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Jul 26, 2018 Gemma McLaughlin rated it it was amazing

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Favourite Quote: “There was so much to learn in our world that I had not yet seen, things that tickled the edges of my distant memories, past lives, no doubt, that teased and whispered to me of what I knew of them, had seen and held, smelled and possibly even tasted, but they alluded me.”

I was able to receive a copy of Mikayla Elliot’s second Black Ice Trilogy ‘Blizzard’ through Netgallery for an honest review. Once again I would personally like to thank the author for this opportunity.

Our story Favourite Quote: “There was so much to learn in our world that I had not yet seen, things that tickled the edges of my distant memories, past lives, no doubt, that teased and whispered to me of what I knew of them, had seen and held, smelled and possibly even tasted, but they alluded me.”

I was able to receive a copy of Mikayla Elliot’s second Black Ice Trilogy ‘Blizzard’ through Netgallery for an honest review. Once again I would personally like to thank the author for this opportunity.

Our story carries on with our protagonist Neva and her search for her lost niece Lucy.
Eliza knows that Neva still has a lot to learn before going out into the world on her own so she sends Helsing and his men to search for Lucy knowing that they will not fail. With so many questions unanswered for Neva, Eliza knows she must continue her training by first learning where she came from and the battle that began before the vampires existed on earth. With Neva’s ability to look into the past, their minds travel back where Eliza grew up and first met Zachariah and his cousin Lord Reegan.

‘My temper snapped. “Since I have been changed, I was taken from my family, taken from my lands and forced to remain here. I didn’t ask questions; I didn’t doubt the cause because deep down I believed and knew there to be truth. But I should have! I should have asked more questions, pushed back, not been so… so damned accommodating. Maybe if I had been more of myself I could have saved my family.” I stood, tossing the heavy book of laws and other vampire knowledge across the table, listening to it slide and watching Eliza’s shocked expression shoot up to see me in my fit of rage.’

The first half of the book draws us into Eliza’s complicated past, betrothed at the age of 12 to secure her families situation, she finds herself whisked off to Lord Reegans’s castle to wed. Her mother, Janice, does not trust Lord Reegan or his means to marry her daughter so young, especially as he is 10 years older than she is. With the little time she has left with her daughter, Janice is allowed to spend two months at the castle to make sure Eliza settles in. This is where we discover that Janice is actually a priestess with generations of magic in their bloodline which will soon be passed onto Eliza when she hit womanhood. With little time for her to teach her what she’s about to go through, Janice spends as much time as possible teaching Eliza everything she needs to know without Lord Reegan finding out about their powers.

Lord Reegan commands Zachariah to train Eliza to use a sword in order to defend herself if necessary which he is not happy with but trains her all the same. We begin to see how this creates a bond between them over the years they fight together. Lord Reegan returns after a long time away from the castle and observes their fighting skills. He takes the opportunity to attack Zachariah for keeping secrets as well as his unmasked feelings for Eliza, which leaves Zachariah severely wounded. Eliza uses her powers to heal him infront of Lord Reegan and refuses to heal or return with him. He threatens to kill her family if they do not return to the castle, so they come up with a plan to get rid of Lord Reegan for good.

Without giving too much away, Eliza shows us the past up right until Kareese, who Neva is able to see the world through, turns 14 and her destiny is revealed. Still young and naive, Kareese is a typical teenager who is going through too many emotions including jealousy of the closeness between Thedryk and her mother. She’s brought up in war and bloodshed that still affects her until the very end. It’s good to get a glimpse in Kareese’s life to understand how young and innocent she really was but she still stood her ground when she needed too. It’s interesting to see how Thedryk reacts around Kareese when they are betrothed, there is only pain and jealousy on her side and duty on his.

In the second half of the book, Neva is brought back to the present day after experiencing her past life with Eliza and Zachariah and the war that occurred when she was young. Her older self is now experiencing visions of a full vampire that she is destined to fight against but cannot see what she looks like. Something is blocking her vision, but as her ability is getting more powerful, everyone in the castle is also able to see and experience her night terrors with her. With too many secrets still going around, Neva decides to leave the castle in search for her niece herself, of course with Thedryk by her side. Their feelings towards one another is still complicated with too many things left unsaid.

“I never asked for this life.” My chin was quivering. “And in all that time you didn’t change me, though you could have. Don’t tell me your sob story when you and this precious Council left me to live an endless stream of lives so I now have memories that suddenly appear. Dreams where I suddenly remember without warning, where the pain in my heart and mind is real and leaves me sick and exhausted. If you know the lives I lived then you know those horrors I experienced, and I have barely even cracked the surface of those experiences myself! Yes, I do have some right here. Everyone else determined my fate, from the last time I was born as Kareese to my death in this last life, now, as Neva. Not to mention, I was a child when I died as Karesse, a sacrifice made to save the world and even then, I did not understand what that meant. Foolish, naive, and desperate, and since my change other vampires have conspired against me. My entire family has been murdered, my niece missing, and you are shocked by my present behaviour?”
Thedryk hadn’t stepped away, but his face revealed the conflict within.’

The story is great, I loved the way it brought us into the past to experience Eliza’s own story, which just made you fall in love with Zachariah. Neva and Thedryk’s relationship is still up and down as trust is still an issue, especially when Thedryk has secrets he cannot share. You know it’s going to last a lifetime, that their love will never die, but the tension remains. It would have been nice for the to have shared a kiss at least once.

One thing I found difficult to understand is how Zachariah returned and everything was normal again. Not that you really minded after you witnessed his past and how heroic and in love his was with Eliza. I read back through but I still couldn’t get my head around it. After the last book introduced us to his new stolen title as Lord Vlad, it just created more confusion and felt unfinished. I hope the next book will provide us with more about what happened to him in that timeline. ...more

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Jul 19, 2018 Emily W. marked it as to-read · review of another edition

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I adored the first book so when Mikayla placed this book on Netgalley I just knew I had to grab it so I could continue this nice story about a vampire society arguing about Neva's powers that could change their very way of life.

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Aug 13, 2018 Amy rated it it was amazing

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I won Blizzard in a goodreads giveaway. I started reading it and realized that the first book Snow was needed to understand what was going on in Blizzard. I read Snow and was thoroughly intrigued with the plot and characters. I highly recommend Snow and Blizzard if you are into vampires and the paranormal. You will be drawn in with the plot, the how and whys of how vampires came to be. And if you are like me, wanting Hail to be released soon, so you can find out how Neva's story ends. ...more

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May 12, 2018 Christina rated it really liked it

The writing is much stronger in this book. I was skeptical of how the first half of the book was written pertaining to the past but it actually worked really well. It was so enjoyable I didn't notice just how long the book was this time around. So perfectly dark and atmospheric.👹👌🏻 I can't wait to see what happens next. ...more

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Jun 18, 2018 Lisa rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Continuing the story started in Snow, it is filled with great plot twists, unexpected characters and interesting action. I look forward to book 3 in December. I highly recommend this series if you enjoy magic, medieval times and vampires. Must be read in sequential order to make sense so read Snow first.

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May 04, 2018 Francais Parker rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2017, books-i-highly-recommend, arc-r2r

World Building: A+
Mythology: A++
Plot-Twists: A+
Villains: A
Girl Power: A+
Guy-Hero: A
Love-Interests: A+
Suspense: A+
Feels: A++

For you clean-readers: this book does not have mature content.

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May 06, 2018 Anne Monteith rated it really liked it · review of another edition

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4.25/5 STARS Review coming soon.

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Aug 17, 2018 Mary rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Great read

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Aug 30, 2018 Shirla Ghadaki rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Loved the book. This author has become one of my favorites. Good story building and great characters.

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Oct 22, 2018 J.D. DeHart rated it it was amazing

Engaging, vivid, and engaging — a perfect mixture of elements for readers young and old. My students would gobble this one up.

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Jan 09, 2020 Muhemed Masika rated it it was amazing

Blew her down
She raptured

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Jul 13, 2018 Ramona Plant rated it really liked it

Blizzard is a very well written book by Mikayla Elliot. I enjoyed the first book a tremendously so I had to read the second one. I have to admit, I was completely lost for a good part of the book. It was very confusing since there were abrupt changes in time it seemed like it and it took a while to catch up to the where the author was taking you. There were 2 changes like that which really confused me, but once you get to the actual part of the book, the real focus, the story was excellent. The ...more

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Apr 24, 2018 Shay rated it it was amazing

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What a rush! I had the pleasure of Beta Reading this novel and I cannot praise it enough! I am so in love with the world that Mikayla has built to encompass her characters. As this tale delves deeper into the mysteries of the vampires, it captures attention by being adventurous and addicting. I had such a hard time putting it down. Enjoy a rich world fraught with secrets and incredible twists! I was in awe.

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Feb 08, 2019 Stéphanie rated it really liked it

In my opinion, this one was way better than the first one. I really liked Eliza’s story and i’m so curious about Zachariah now. I feel like the third one will be so great!

I didn’t give five stars because the main character was so annoying. I understand why she’s frustrated but she’s always doing something stupid! Also, i really like the writing, but in some of the action scenes, i don’t feel like the characters are in danger. I’m like: oh a battle. That’s it. The last chapters were intense, i m ...more

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Mikayla Elliot is an avid reader and writer of fantasy novels. She is a single parent to two beautiful children and their rambunctious corgi, Sheila, living in Atascocita, Texas. When Mikayla isn’t creating new worlds and adventures she spends her time working as a Planner in the energy industry, which has unveiled various landscapes in multiple states for site visits. Mikayla holds a Bachelor’s i ...more