I See Me (Oracle Series #1)
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781927850169 |
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| Publisher: | Old Man in the CrossWalk Productions |
| Publication date: | 12/09/2014 |
| Series: | Oracle (Adept Universe) Series , #1 |
| Pages: | 288 |
| Sales rank: | 1,004,315 |
| Product dimensions: | 5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.60(d) |
Customer Reviews
I See Me
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I enjoyed reading about Rochell and Beau and their struggles to belong. I was also happy that the story included Jade and Kandy and some of the others from the Dowser series. I can't wait for the next book in both series. I am hooked!
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Same universe as the trinkets and magic series. Can't wait for more.
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I have loved this author's dowser series, which this ties into. Unfortunately, unlike the other series, it falls back on redundant teenage angst (and when I say redundant, I'm not kidding. Literally the same sentences and comments repeated over and over for pages on end) that any decent editor should have deleted--but this is a Smashwords publication, which can have very uneven quality. If you are willing to wade through it there are a few nice hints of where the other series may be going. Otherwise, skip it as sub-par her other work.
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I first tried a sample of this book. I liked the way the author wrote and loved the mystery of it, so I bought it although I was aware there was a specific reading order. After having read it, I'm now intrigued enough to begin at the beginning. I read a few reviews as well and I'm going to settle in soon to read more.
I loved the characters of Rochelle and Beau, especially Beau! I'm a sucker for a protector! I'm intrigued by the storyline and the mythology that's being created, so I would recommend this book, but I would also recommend reading the series in order. It'll be worth it!
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yes I am officially hooked on her series. although it is not necessary to read in order, I highly recommend it, just to stay in the loop of the story. I skipped this and read Dowser #4 first, went back and read "I See You" so glad I did, ready to continue to Dowser #5
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enjoyable+read.++great+characters.++could+not+put+it+down.++everyone+needs+a+Beau+in+their+life%21
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Thanks!
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Interesting views of psychotic behavioral labeling too
Bingaux
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Her story is suprising and interesting. Beau is a very thrilling addition to the story line.
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Good read looking forward to the next
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Couldnt put it down
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With every new story I read from this author I fall just a little bit more in love with her work. This was my fourth read and I've not yet been disappointed in the least.
I'm not a big fan of spoilers or story recaps so...
As always, her characters are interesting, full bodied and oh so human. She's takes the time to fill out and flesh out not just the characters but the setting as well. I really liked that she didn't spend a lot of time (pages) rehashing the references from previous stories, one thing I hate when reading a series!
The paranormal aspects are the usual suspects for the most part, but somehow she makes them seem new, so you almost feel like your just learning about them. Such a new spin even though all the basic rules of engagement concerning the para are there.
All in all just a great story! In my opinion, you could read this story and then go on to read the first 3 books in the Dowser series even though that isn't the recommended reading order.
Lastly, not only do I highly recommend the book, but the whole series!
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This book will suck you in! Please make sure that you read the dowser series first as there are a lot of spoilers to that particular series. They're both well worth getting into if you're into the paranormal with a romantic twist. :D
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What if you could do magic but you were raised to believe that magic didn't exist? Would you learn trust no one because they might think you were crazy?
This is the world Rochelle lives in, until she discovers that magic is real, she is not crazy and there is someone she can trust and maybe love.
Great second series that links with the Dowser books.
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Rochelle constantly repeats herself, which does make me glossover and skip ahead a lot. Got better when the other characters came into play. Sex scenes weren't bad, but had an unnatural jump into it. I could get into Rochelle and Beau more if the story didn't feel so rushed. Moved slow in beginning and just when things started to move, rush rush, it was done.
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Rochelle is a distant second heroine compared to Jade. Still an enjoyable read about magic and intrigue. I might have skipped it had I known it would all about Rochelle bemoaning her"broken brain."
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