Also by Laura Eno:
- Realms of the Red Rabbit (Realms of the Red Rabbit series, Book 1)
- Realms of the Red Rabbit-Jake, Book 2
- Prophecy Moon
- Don't Fall Asleep, A Dream Assassin Novel
- Tempest Child
- Deadly Intent
- Stone of Destiny
- My Enchanted Life
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Bookmark on DeliciousPublished: Dec. 01, 2011
Words: 36263 (approximate)
Language: English
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A woman without love. A man without answers. An Oracle that could kill them both.Extended description
A woman without loveA man without answers
An Oracle that could kill them both
Raven thought her lonely life as a hardened transport pilot was good enough until she met Mikael, an archaeologist who'd never been off-planet before. After discovering an ancient Oracle left by a mysterious race, their lives become forfeit.
Now they are on the run, falling in love, and trying to unlock the secrets of the gods themselves. As they bounce from planet to planet, searching for answers, death is only one step behind and getting closer.
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romance, adventure, fantasy, space opera, science fiction, futuristic, series, oracle, steamyAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
Helen Ginger
on Feb. 03, 2012 :
Raven by Laura Eno is a sci-fi book. (I’m reading more and more science fiction lately – and liking it.) Raven is the captain of her own spaceship. She even has an implant that hooks her up to the ship’s navigational system. Other than her co-pilot, Ben, she’s pretty much a loner. That’s about to change though. She’s picking up a client, Mikael, for transport. She thinks it’ll be an easy job. But Mikael comes with a bit of baggage, and I don’t mean suitcases. ‘Course, Raven has her own past – at 19 she was sold at auction to be a breeder.
The three of them join forces to find the Oracles. They’re not the only ones looking, though.
Eno keeps the action going with enough pauses to let you catch your breath and for Raven and Mikael to develop their relationship.
All three of these main characters are interesting. I liked Raven because she’s something of a loner who realizes she needs to connect with someone. And she’s a strong person. Mikael is the person through whose eyes you get to see the ship and the empty space they travel through. Ben is interesting because he’s not human and may be the key to finding the Oracles.
The story moves quickly with action and questions. Raven and Mikael are attracted to each other, so there’s a bit of a love story included.
This is not the first book I’ve read by Laura Eno – and she hasn’t let me down yet.
I give Raven a rating of Hel-of-a-Story.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)