The Black Bird Oracle
All Souls, Book 5
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Narrated by:
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Jennifer Ikeda
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By:
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Deborah Harkness
About this listen
'The Black Bird Oracle deftly explores the nexus of memory, history, and parenthood - the magic, pain, and promises mothers pass onto their children. Harkness's lush prose makes a fantastical world real enough to touch' JODI PICOULT
Diana Bishop journeys to the darkest places within herself - and her family history - in the highly anticipated fifth novel of the beloved Number One Sunday Times bestselling All Souls series.
The first shadows fall on a Friday afternoon when a single, dying raven lands on the pavement in front of Diana Bishop, harbinger of an invitation that reads, 'It's time you came home, Diana'.
Diana is a witch and scholar; her husband Matthew Clairmont, a vampire. Their intense love for one another awoke the dark powers within her and dissolved the Covenant between the three species - Witch, Daemon and Vampire - that live alongside humans. Now, the governing Congregation has decided it must test the magical powers of their seven-year-old twins, Pip and Becca. Concerned with their safety, Diana decides to forge a different path for her family's future and travels to Ravenswood, the Proctor family home.
There, Diana begins a new era, becoming her great aunt Gwyneth's pupil in higher magic. It's time to confront her family's past - and her own, inescapable desire for greater power.
Number One bestselling author Deborah Harkness returns to her beloved All Souls world with a triumphant novel that sweeps back to the Salem Panic and illuminates Diana's family history in new and thrilling ways.©2024 Deborah Harkness (P)2024 Penguin Audio
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- Steve
- 09-17-24
Waiting to see where the next story would go
Dislike it took a bit of time to get into the story - I think chapter 9 where I started to think this story is now starting but for those new to the series I guess they would need to read
Finished on a high like the others in series leaving you wanting more of the story
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- Erika
- 11-24-24
Book 4 - satisfying and … not
Harness is an amazing historical author and weaver of tales and characters no doubt. Book 4 has primary school children, a toned down couple, and a conundrum again. Some elements are missing their initial charm and exotic flare, though. 3 books make a trifecta. I wonder if setting up for another 2-3 part series will weaken the original 3 ? They packed a punch! This addition is nice… nostalgic, even. But it does not give the same excitement or stab to heart. Book 4 is good. But not great.
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