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A review by bahlamber
Oracle by Andrew Pyper
5.0
Creepy, heart-pounding story that kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time waiting for what would happen next. The story of a young boy who sees a being, who he dubs the Boneman, and bestows upon him a painful gift of sight.
Nate grows into a loner, troubled man, recruited to work with the FBI looking for missing people. His sight ability allows him to see the last images of a missing person by touching those closest to them. As he and his partners race against time, they begin to uncover a pattern of abduction/burial murders. Seemingly unrelated at first they begin to uncover a plot that takes Nate back to his hometown, back to the house where it all began, and racing to discover who the Boneman really is and what he truly wants Nate to see.
I’m a huge fan of Joshua Jackson and his former thriller Fringe, and can’t imagine a better person to have told this story.
Nate grows into a loner, troubled man, recruited to work with the FBI looking for missing people. His sight ability allows him to see the last images of a missing person by touching those closest to them. As he and his partners race against time, they begin to uncover a pattern of abduction/burial murders. Seemingly unrelated at first they begin to uncover a plot that takes Nate back to his hometown, back to the house where it all began, and racing to discover who the Boneman really is and what he truly wants Nate to see.
I’m a huge fan of Joshua Jackson and his former thriller Fringe, and can’t imagine a better person to have told this story.