Pythia Apulu is the last of the Greek Oracles.At the height of her power, she served the god Apollo in the Temple at Delphi, foretelling the future for kings and ambassadors from across the ancient world. Then an illness destroyed her power, her darling but possibly dangerous older sister disappeared, and worst of all, she lost her connection to her beloved god Apollo.Now, almost three thousand years later, she applies her much-diminished oracular insight as a business coach in Los Angeles, attends A.A. meetings for her geothermal gas inhalation addiction, and searches for the meaning of life. The Oracle is a heartwarming and magical story about family, friendship, and the search for spiritual connection. Carol M. Booton writes cozy fantasies on a coziness spectrum, from comfy-cozy humorous magical mysteries involving silliness, fashion, and the search for life's meaning and purpose to darkly humorous and somewhat disturbing tales of magical creatures lost in the human world.
