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A review by shabbyplant
The Oracle Stone by Talli L. Morgan
5.0
The Oracle Stone is a classic and I enjoyed every minute of this read!
Set in another world, join Jekku, Taja, and Lilya on their journey to find the Oracle Stone.
I can't begin to explain how this is such an important book for the LGBT+ community.
The premise is simple, you follow the characters on their journey through Windemere, and I think it's exactly what LGBT+ fantasy is missing.
We need more books like these, that take regular fantasy stories and make them queer. That show relationships and character growth. Where characters just exist as queer without feeling like it's forced. I can ramble about this for days.
All the characters were endearing and I fell in love with their dynamic. Everyone ended up kissing Jekku and honestly it was a big mood because, if given the chance, I'd probably kiss him too. There was magic and mayhem, evil sorcerers, and simple yet unique worldbuilding.
Overall it wasn't a complex read, one of those books you can sit back and read and just get lost in without having to worry about figuring anything out or forgetting something. I absolutely loved it and would recommend it to anyone looking for a casual, queer read!
Talli Morgan is a master of their craft and I can't wait to read The Savior's Rise!
Set in another world, join Jekku, Taja, and Lilya on their journey to find the Oracle Stone.
I can't begin to explain how this is such an important book for the LGBT+ community.
The premise is simple, you follow the characters on their journey through Windemere, and I think it's exactly what LGBT+ fantasy is missing.
We need more books like these, that take regular fantasy stories and make them queer. That show relationships and character growth. Where characters just exist as queer without feeling like it's forced. I can ramble about this for days.
All the characters were endearing and I fell in love with their dynamic. Everyone ended up kissing Jekku and honestly it was a big mood because, if given the chance, I'd probably kiss him too. There was magic and mayhem, evil sorcerers, and simple yet unique worldbuilding.
Overall it wasn't a complex read, one of those books you can sit back and read and just get lost in without having to worry about figuring anything out or forgetting something. I absolutely loved it and would recommend it to anyone looking for a casual, queer read!
Talli Morgan is a master of their craft and I can't wait to read The Savior's Rise!