Oracle's Moon

Elder Races Series #4

By: Thea Harrison

Narrated by: Sophie Eastlake

Length: 12 hrs and 5 mins

Publisher's Summary

When Grace Andreas's sister, Petra, and her husband are both killed, Grace inherits the power and responsibilities of the Oracle of Louisville, as well as her sister's two young children - neither of which she is prepared for. Then Khalil, Demonkind and Djinn prince of House Marid, decides to make himself a part of the household, both as guardian and counterpoint to Grace's impudence towards the Elder Races.

©2012 Teddy Harrison (P)2012 Tantor

Love, Love, Love

I think this book and book #1 are my favorite in this series. I liked this book for many reasons. I like the fact that the characters were likeable and interesting. Another thing that I enjoyed a lot was that the author gave you glimpses on the direction she is going to take the series. Through out the whole story their were hints of possible future book. Which involved my mind even more.

Their were a lot of unanswered question that will be answered in other books in series. If you are not patience to wait for the answers...this might not be the book for you. I don't think this book could be taken as a stand a lone. So I recommend that you start in the beginning.

They are sexy men...(of course there is its Thea Harrison Book). There is a lot Fantasy taken in different point view. ( I have read other books with Djinn and they were never portrayed like this. They are always unfeeling spirit creatures with no forms. Not at all lip biting sexy Kid loving males.)

I also love the female heroine struggles with being Oracle. The author give the character just enough whin but she did not make her a whinier. Some author over do in that area.

I hope you enjoy and agree :)

GOTTA GIVE IT 5-STARS!

Completely ADORABLE! I REALLY LOVED THIS BOOK! So far, this series gets better and better, but Oracle's Moon might be my favorite so far. I rewound this story so many times, because I didn't want to miss a moment. There wasn't as much action as the previous books, but it was the interaction between Khalil, Grace and the kids that just won me over chapter after chapter. I thoroughly enjoyed Sophie Eastlake's voice characterization of Khalil and Grace as well, she was spot on. I highly recommend this book and the series, it's a total winner.

I liked it

Would you consider the audio edition of Oracle's Moon to be better than the print version?

I haven't read the print version

What did you like best about this story?

I love the way the author writes. The story is entertaining and the characters are likeable.

What about Sophie Eastlake’s performance did you like?

She's really good at it. It wasn't dry. Each persons personality shows through the narration and trust me, not a lot of narrators can do that...or maybe they just don't care to. She can deliver a one-liner with the best of them.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I chuckled a few times. The author and narrator have a way of making the most corny lines seem cute.

Any additional comments?

This is a really enjoyable book. The narrator is awesome and the kids in the book are cuuuuttttteee.

My favorite of this series so far

The storyline on this one is great! I'm not a huge fan of thick southern accents but this is performed well and I'm excited for the next one.

loved it!

I think this is my favorite so far.... truly a romance story of the old version... neither likes the other until they fall in love.

Enjoyed every moment

I was waiting for this book to come out - I enjoyed every minute of it.

Narrator - Wonderful job as always. Sophie Eastlake is one of those narrators that I will always enjoy listening to. She does an amazing job.

Story - I still enjoy Dragon Bound the most. Oracle's Moon is the second best in this series. Followed by Storm's Heart and than Serpent's Kiss.

The story starts directly after the meeting with the Oracle in Serpent's Kiss. I mean the morning after and goes from there. There are a lot of things going on this book and oddly enough I think the book should have been longer, flushed out a bit more in certain areas. The book is witty, the chars both interesting and well thought out. We see more about why both Grace and Khalil are the way they are. We learn a bit more about factions in the world. And a bit more about the root of the Oracle's power.

The counterpoint of Grace and Khalil is interesting and Thea does a great job showing each of them coming to terms with the attraction, their lives, etc.

Now, keep in mind I really enjoyed this book and plan to relisten to it this weekend when reading the following.

I only gave the story 4 stars because I think Thea Harrison has some great ideas for some epic fantasy in here but she is working perhaps against the story in trying to keep these in the fantasy romance realm. I would be very interested in seeing more, more about these different groups, their goals, their reasons, etc. I want to say more about certain parts of the book but don't wish to spoil things either. There are a couple places in the story where if felt like there should have been more. What was there was enough for a simple romance fantasy, but if there had been more,more.. just more! (yea maybe I"m just becoming more demanding in my reads/listens)

The Jinn ahhhhhhh

It is Thea. It is Elder Races. Enough said. I was a bit taken aback at first because of the current Oracle's circumstances. It was so "real". But, it developed into a very sweet love story with lots of action and some of our favorite characters making appearances. I can listen and read the Elder Races every day!

READ THE SERIES!

I am so glad I stumbled on this. I am only on book 4 and I am totally hooked. I liked this one the most because I live in the Louisville area. I also like the way Thea writes. There is sexual tension but a great story line. It's creative and well thought out. I am definitely looking forward to more books.

The narrator is amazing. She does not loose any character voices among conversation and is easy to listen to. I will also venture on other books she has done.

Omg-Ness!

This one is the best so far. I loved it. I am hopeful for more. Thanks.

Fantastic!

So cleaver. Realistic in line with the perils of a single mother. Endearing. Thea Harrison’s work is solid, with plot, growth and an inspiring heroin again.