Oracles of Delphi Keep

By: Victoria Laurie

Narrated by: Susan Duerden

Ian Wigby is about to find out that he is a very special boy.

Along the southern coast of England, atop the White Cliffs of Dover, stands a castle. And at that castle’s old keep is an orphanage. Delphi Keep has seen many youngsters come and go through its gates, and Ian Wigby and his sister, Theodosia, are happy to call it home. Life has always been simple at the Keep, and the orphanage safe, until one day, Ian and Theo find a silver treasure box. And within the box, a prophesy. Three thousand years ago a great Greek oracle wrote of a quest. A quest on which the fate of the world depends. A quest that names two children—Ian and Theodosia. Suddenly Delphi Keep is no longer safe. And Ian and Theo, along with a very special group of friends, realize they must unravel the meaning behind the scroll of Dover cavern before darkness falls on the world. And before an unfathomable evil catches up with them.©2009 Victoria Laurie; (P)2009 Listening Library

I loved it

I almost didnt buy this one, I love Victoria Laurie, but this didn't seem like her style. But it was well written and I am thinking that it might end up being a series. I hope so.

Laura

Every thing!

I liked everything!It was such an engaging story! I can’t wait to listen to the next one!

so good book

I loved it it was actually the greatest book I have ever heard so far all it lacks is part 2

Not Abby Cooper Psychic - Preteen Reader's Rejoice

This is a good book with interesting twists and turns about two preteens in an English orphanage that is very well run. It targets an audience along the lines of the Harry Potter or Hunger Games series. If you are expecting an Abby Cooper type character you will be disappointed. It is not written for an adult female audience. I did find it better written and the narrator a better narrator than the one used in the Abby Cooper books. The middle dragged a bit but overall worth a credit and charming in its own way.

A very detailed and well written book!

Victoria Laurie is one of my favorite syfy genre mystery authors. I do not like admitting this but I was not convinced that the narrator, Susan Duerden, was going to be able to bring each character to life. However, she won me over somewhere between the end of the 2nd chapter and the beginning of the 3rd chapter. I began to picture in my mind's eye each character as they came into play. I thoroughly enjoyed this book!