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 It!!!!!!

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

Yes!!!!!

What did you like best about this story?

Too many things I loved to pick a part I liked best.

Have you listened to any of Sophie Eastlake’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Great as ever.

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

I had a few laughs : ).

Any additional comments?

It's well worth the credit.

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.

2nd Best

Loved it funny,mysterious,sexy kept you interested. Love orcale she was not to proud to except help and boy did she need it and the gynn was perfect for her. Totally worth any credit or cost.

I have listened to this several times

I enjoyed the story and the narrator very much. Great story and narrator. Such fun!

I F'in Loved It! These two are a hot mess!

This book was realistic, fictional, fantasy, sci-fi-ish, hilarious, sheldon from big bang theory kind of funny! With some Kick-Ass motivation to read the next book near the end. This book so far, is my favorite.

Loved it!!

Loved it!! Great story in the Elders series and this has to be the best one liner ending!!!

Just makes you want to read more and more.

I love this series. I am tempted to go back and listen to the first one again and considering how many unread books I have in my library that is saying something. This book is sexy, funny, and you love the characters. Although I wasn't sure where the angst was going to come from, it was more romance with small obstacles to overcome than anything large and obvious until closer to the end. The narrator is the same throughout all of the series and does a great job. Defiantly should listen to in order, all the books are great. Now I have to go find all the short novellas that the author wrote for this series.

This was the best in the series so far. OMG!

This book had every emotion in my body thrumming. I love the Gin and the Oracle. Their personalities are perfect. There is heat, mystery, challenge, fire, lust, and love. I think i've found a new Author to love. Thea Harrison is amazing.

Good reading, but a bit much on the sex

Don't get me wrong. I like sex! Really! But I do find that reading a book in my hand is very different than listening to a book. When I'm listening to it, I find myself getting irritated with the long sex scenes, where she's so perfect and he's all that and more.. I keep finding myself fast forwarding through them. Which was a bit dangerous once when driving, so I rapidly returned my focus to the road and not on the iPad screen. The darn screen had turned off, so I couldn't just push forward on the Audible app... anyway, back to the review.

This story was enjoyable and kept me well entertained. But when she kept talking about 'saving her niece from the power', that just seemed like an excuse to take it for herself. Yeah, she was the good person in the story, but still, it just caught my attention.

I did like how the demon 'thinned his essence and drifted down' in an effort to avoid the wards on the bad guys house. The way Thea Harrison's mind works is really interesting in how she can picture all the different skills and abilities. Bringing the Oracle in as a person to potentially help heal demons was also an interesting twist to the story - don't worry, I'm not giving much away in that statement.

The stories are good and great escapism, but not with kids in listening distance during the sex scenes.

A solid, interesting story

I enjoyed this book. I can’t say I am really enthusiastic or feeling any kind of book hangover from it, but I don’t have any serious complaints, found it interesting, and liked the characters.

It may have helped if I had read the books in order (so far the only other book I have read is the first one), but for the most part it was a fairly solid stand-alone. A lot happens that won’t be completely resolved, but nothing that I would consider a cliffhanger.

I think it would have improved the book to have a male narrator since this is a dual POV book, but the female narrator does a decent job overall.