Eric is a very ordinary college professor living a very ordinary life until one evening something changes and suddenly he finds himself dealing with changes in his life. He begins to fall in love with life and all the changes and adventures that it brings. Magic. Violence. Love. Travel to distant places, which is the biggest change. He is also very moral in character and seems to take his new self with a great amount of responsibility. Although, he lived a very ordinary life as a human, vampirism has given him a new sense of power that he wields with the consciousness and morality of Sir Galahad. I would LOVE to have Eric as President. He doesn’t just make quick putzi decisions, he thinks through each angel and admits to making mistakes when that happens. In his new home, he goes quickly from stranger to master leaving behind a pregnant lover before his duties take him away, and Mr. Whited leaves us wanting more.Reviewing a series is never an easy thing to do. You tend to clump each book together when they should each stand separately. This review, although was rather easier for me, because its life. Not yours or mine, but the life of a man turned vampire. He’s extraordinary. Mr. Whited is a bit long winded, especially with his explanations of this and that, but pay attention to those because they come in rather handy later, you just have to have a good memory. The characters are all likable, including the bad ones, which perform on cue with all the evil you can imagine. Sean Runnette, our narrator has an extraordinary talent and voice. I can imagine no one else as Halar. These are wonderful stories and enjoyable reads.at she has taught him. But Eric is skilled in the art of acquiring knowledge and he does just that; traveling to another world to avenge her inadvertently becoming so much more than the human he once was. Being a vampire is the best thing that ever happened to him and to those that are lucky enough to cross paths with him. He touches the life of so many people, in a positive way, not the normal type of paranormal/fantasy vampire story. Tamara, the last of the red haired Fire Priestesses falls in love with him and soon we have babies on the way. I love their relationship. It’s cozy and cuddly just what a hero would need when he returns to home & hearth. Friends and people willing to serve him in abundance turning him not just into a hero of lore but into a king with a willing kingdom at his beck and call. Eric is a teacher, a father, a friend, a man or in his case a vampire to admire and he is a hero. The narrator I thought had an "average" voice the type you could imagine a professor having, so he ends up perfect for the role. This was a hidden gem I found on audible.
The Oracle (Maria Mercedes)
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- File Size: 1524 KB
- Print Length: 690 pages
- Publication Date: September 15, 2014
- Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
- Language: English
- ASIN: B00NMMPRU6
- Text-to-Speech:
Enabled
- Word Wise: Enabled
- Lending: Not Enabled
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Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
#67,654 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
- #3784 in Paranormal & Urban Fantasy (Kindle Store)
- #1760 in Epic Fantasy (Kindle Store)
- #3075 in Epic Fantasy (Books)
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