BookSafety Reviews's Reviews > Oracles Always Win

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Was swooning a thing real people did? Or was it just something that happened to characters in books? Because I was ready to fall into this guy and have him carry me away.

Book 3, and I’m still having so much fun reading this series. There’s so much sweetness in the romance, a perfect amount of paranormal stuff going on, some action and also a good dose of funny stuff. I remember the warm and fuzzy feeling the first book in the series gave me, and this one was no different. I would gladly move to Willow Lake, and I can’t wait for Simon’s book.

I do wish the overarching plot for the series was touched on a little more in this book, because it did feel like it was mostly relationship centered. Which is fine, and it was still there, but I’m such a sucker for external action. I’m guessing there will be more in the next book.

Two of the characters I have been the most intrigued by through the first two books were Gage and Jake, so I got really excited when I found out they would be paired together. It definitely did not disappoint. Jake is the cutest and most charming little dude ever.

This series is low angst and loads of fun. Can definitely recommend.

⬇️ Blanket spoiler warning ⬇️

⚠️ Tropes & tags ⚠️
Demon MC
Oracle MC
Found family
Supernatural
Small town
Virgin MC
Slight age gap
Slow burn

⚠️ Content warning ⚠️
Vomiting
Explicit sexual content
Mentions of human trafficking
Bomb explosion
Minor injury (MCs and SCs)
Death of family members (past)
Graphic violence and murder

⚠️Book safety ⚠️
Cheating: No
Other person drama: No
POV: 1st person, dual POV
Genre: Paranormal romance, M/M
Strict roles or versatile: Strict roles
Main characters’ age: 23 and nearly 2000
Pages: 356

I may not have ever had sex, but I knew what I wanted: I’d discovered porn in the last year. It’d been very educational.

A sharp pain sliced into my leg. “Ouch. What the⁠—?” Paws was there, clawing on my shin to get my attention. “Lift me up,” he demanded. I still wasn’t entirely comfortable with my grandfather’s supposedly magical cat, but I did as he asked. I gathered him in my arms and hoisted him up. He was surprisingly heavy for being so small. “Don’t hold me like I’m a baby, for fuck’s sake,” he grumbled as he wiggled out of my arms to climb onto my shoulders. He sprawled behind my neck, stretching from one shoulder to the other like the world’s most uncomfortable scarf.


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