Erin Seeram
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Oracle
- Oracle, Book 1
- By: Andrew Pyper
- Narrated by: Joshua Jackson
- Length: 9 hrs and 20 mins
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Oracle is a psychological thriller audiobook following Nate Russo, an FBI psychic who helps solve abductions and homicides by touching those close to the missing persons. His unique gift comes with a terrible price: He sees the horrific moments before the victims disappeared.
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Surprisingly good.
- By Carrie Byrnes on 08-21-21
- Oracle
- Oracle, Book 1
- By: Andrew Pyper
- Narrated by: Joshua Jackson
Easy listen, engaging and fast paced
Reviewed: 04-23-23
It was a quick pick for a listen while I worked outside. Lucky for me it was a good one! Setting i
Of the story is in central NY, where I happen to live, has hints of paranormal, mystery and thriller, and was fast paced and kept you guessing. I enjoyed it and listened to the second and hoping for a third!
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The Fire
- A Novel
- By: Katherine Neville
- Narrated by: Susan Denaker
- Length: 18 hrs and 40 mins
- Unabridged
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2003, Colorado: Alexandra Solarin is summoned home to her family’s ancestral Rocky Mountain hideaway for her mother’s birthday. Thirty years ago, her parents, Cat Velis and Alexander Solarin, believed that they had scattered the pieces of the Montglane Service around the world, burying with them the secrets of the power that comes with possessing it. But Alexandra arrives to find that her mother is missing and that a series of strategically placed clues, followed swiftly by the unexpected arrival of a mysterious assortment of houseguests, indicates that something sinister is afoot.
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Under rated by most reviewers
- By gene on 02-27-10
- The Fire
- A Novel
- By: Katherine Neville
- Narrated by: Susan Denaker
Not What I Was Hoping For...
Reviewed: 08-15-15
Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?
As a devout fan of The Eight and having both read it (more than once) and had the pleasure of listening to it, I was hopeful that The Fire would be an equally matched, if not better prequel. I found it to be disjointed, confusing and that it lacked a state of fluidity to the storyline itself. You do jump back and forth, between present day and past, as you did in The Eight, but in the end, it left more questions than it brought answers to both the story as well as to understanding the end game itself. I will openly admit that when I reached the end of the audio book, I did say out loud "that's it?!" The narration made this enjoyable for me and it was just as pleasurable to listen as The Eight was. The narrator is lovely to listen to and I feel that if it weren't for her talent of setting a nice rhythm to the story, as well as developing each character, as the listener, it may had been more confusing to follow and grasp the story itself. Distinction is everything. Perhaps the vacant end could be there is another novel in the future and The Fire was to bridge a gap? Time may tell? I'm happy I listened to it and I didn't listen to other reviews. I will definitely listen to it again and give it another chance. I do hope that anyone reading this, who is a fan of the predecessor, will give it a chance as well. Perhaps the second listen will bring a different level of understanding to the story. However, I do hope this isn't the end.
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