Read by Cassandra Medcalf

When a fake fortune teller receives the gift of the Oracle, it comes with strings attached. Olympic-sized strings. When I was a girl, my immigrant grandparents filled my head with stories about gods and monsters, and heroes going on epic journeys. They taught me to not only speak Greek but to read and write in the language. I thought I knew my heritage, my culture, my destiny. At sixteen, I got pregnant and married. My dreams of being a hero forgotten. The years went by so fast. Our little family shuffled from town to town, avoiding the trouble Carlo's other Family came with. Somehow, I ended up middle-aged, broke, no husband, and no means but divination to support myself. When Hermes offered me the position of Oracle, of course I take the deal. I only wished I'd read the fine print before I signed. Then, I would've been prepared for the Homeric level adventure that followed! Fans of K.F. Breene, Shannon Mayer, Lindsay Buroker, and Ilona Andrews will love this modern epic

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