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The Helot slave and the Spartan Prince shouldn’t cross paths. Yet supernaturally, Lyra and Leonid’s fates happened to become interwoven.
Lyra, the one true oracle in the temple, saw him bleeding to death in her visions. Refusing to accept this end, she tagged along on his treacherous journey to Athens. She had a simple undercover mission at the Temple of Delphi, to compete for a priestess position, but the Pythia in charge had other plans in mind— an inhumane set of trials designed for betrayals and bloodshed. The strong resistance Lyra encountered forced her to race with time. But in the first place, could futures be rewritten?
Leonid loathed the throne of Sparta that was paved by his brothers’ blood. He had fought tooth and nail to consolidate his young kingship. His revenge, however, didn’t account for her, the girl he vowed to protect. Newfound feelings for her began to get in the way. As he walked a dangerous line between Athenian rivals, he must weigh her and Sparta on opposite ends of the balance. But only fate would know the ultimate price of his decision.
Leah Brown, OK
“The Oracle is a riveting novel that blends myth and fiction to reimagine the concepts of myths in our knowledge."
Dan Cross, The Open Book Editor
"A nailbiting romp into the tension-fueled and deadly heights of the rivalry between Sparta and Athens that offers a thrilling perspective of the religious, military and political life of the age."
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Ann Gao, OK
"A mystifying plot set in Ancient Greece--stained by greed, lies and murder--offers an illustrious insight into the mind of a rule-breaking author, someone who has found her shine in life."