Oracle

By: Thomas Olde Heuvelt

Narrated by: Nathaniel Priestley

From international bestseller Thomas Olde Heuvelt comes Oracle, a supernatural thriller where an omen from our past threatens the return of ancient forces that will change the world forever.

On a foggy winter morning, high school kids Luca and Emma discover the impossible: the wreck of an eighteenth-century ship stranded in a flower field.

Emma enters the hatch on the deck and is never seen again. And she isn’t the last to disappear. . . .

Soon a government agency begins to investigate, determined to uncover the ship’s secrets before a media storm erupts. They enlist Robert Grim, a retired specialist of the occult, to unravel the mystery, and he soon realizes the ship could be a harbinger of an ancient doom awakened under the sea.

In a maelstrom of international intrigue and pure terror, Grim and Luca must race against time as they come face-to-face with an open doorway to the apocalypse.

A Macmillan Audio production from Tor Nightfire.

©2023 Thomas Olde Heuvelt (P)2023 Macmillan Audio

Critic reviews

"Told in the style of an international thriller and featuring a huge cast of well-developed characters, the novel is a deep dive into how the tendrils of the past can reach out and force humanity to heed a warning”—Library Journal

Great story arc!

Excellent narrator that pulls one into the story. Very fun and fast-paced listen. I adore this author and look forward to more books from him!

Great storytelling

Left me wanting more. The character’s were interesting and believable. The story line made me think about the times as they are now

Enjoyable story with a engaging narrator

Enjoyable story with a engaging narrator telling the story with clear separation between all the different voices in the book.

Like a dark, old world fable, much like it's predecessor, Hex, Oracle shies you away from what goes bump in the night.

Like a dark, old world fable, much like it's predecessor, Hex, Oracle shies you away from what goes bump in the night. It has a different feel for American readers, as the Dutch have a slightly different way of doing things. Definitely read Hex before Oracle though.;)

Confusing

I read A LOT but I really had trouble with keeping up with the characters and story of this one.