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Crossing of Eurydice: Odeum Book 3
Roslyn is a hot-headed business analyst who has recently been suspended from her work due to a disagreement with a client. When her husband comes home, he suggests that it might be best to just relax and enjoy some pizza and video games. Mitchell leaves to retrieve their dinner from Pizza Place, but he never comes home.The police arrive at Roslyn's door and inform her that Mitchell has died in a car accident. Something seems off to Roslyn about the officer and his story. Roslyn embarks on an investigation to discover what really happened to Mitchell.
658 pages, Paperback
Published October 31, 2023
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June 24, 2024
I started the Odeum series with Crossing of Eurydice. I'm now 2/3 of the way into the series, and I really appreciate the twists and turns this series is taking.
Odeum isn't very much like other vampire stories. The themes are potent, the storytelling is expertly done, and the author's voice gets stronger with every page, it seems like. Seeing such well-crafted characters, human and vampire alike, diving into a world beyond their current paradigm gives a strange sense of empathy and unity with them. And seeing all the moving parts fall into place together is a real treat to experience.
You don't have to read them in order, and you'll find a different tone with each book. They all have something for everyone, and I think you'll appreciate the different approaches as you make your way through the tale.
Excellent series, I hope this makes a huge splash in the world.
Odeum isn't very much like other vampire stories. The themes are potent, the storytelling is expertly done, and the author's voice gets stronger with every page, it seems like. Seeing such well-crafted characters, human and vampire alike, diving into a world beyond their current paradigm gives a strange sense of empathy and unity with them. And seeing all the moving parts fall into place together is a real treat to experience.
You don't have to read them in order, and you'll find a different tone with each book. They all have something for everyone, and I think you'll appreciate the different approaches as you make your way through the tale.
Excellent series, I hope this makes a huge splash in the world.
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