The Oracle Series

The Kingdom of Altnoia is on the cusp of civil war. The king and heir have been murdered, the throne taken by their uncle, and the kingdom's only hope lies with Prince Edan who has been missing for the past year. The Oracle appoints Kindle, her new Dragon of Fire, one task: find Prince Edan and keep him alive.   It should have been a simple task, but Kindle did not anticipate Prince Edan would hide away on a pirate ship, forcing the dragon not only to endure pirates, but seasickness and his fear of water. And nothing, not even the Oracle, could have prepared him for the two pirates he meets and the complicated feelings they spark.

Ling is hated by everyone in the Monastery because his birth killed his mother. He hopes Caste testing will ease his troubles—either his rank will be so low that everyone will forget about him, or it will be so high they'll be forced to respect him. What he doesn't expect is to walk out of the testing chamber with an egg emblazoned across his back. Laughed out of the Monastery, Ling hides away in Altnoia, where he becomes embroiled in a plot to overthrow King Edan and the Oracle who supports him.   The ringleader behind the plot is Prince Damarion, son of the evil despot who forced King Edan to flee in the first place—but the prince's motives don't match Ling's expectations. He doesn't anticipate a friendship, either, or what that friendship would become and the choices he would be forced to make.

Abused and used like scrap, Golem has never known anything but pain. He exists to serve the Oracle's whims and needs. After escaping the Monastery, he hid himself away where no one would be able to use him again.  Then one day a child falls asleep in his lap…   Marl is nothing special. He's low in the Earth Caste, set to watch over the Caste's problem child, Lichen. In search of the errant Lichen one day, he unexpectedly comes across Golem hiding deep in the mountains. Unlike his usual behavior, he desires to see Golem again.   Then Marl learns why Golem is hiding, and he realizes he must make a choice: the Oracle or Golem.

Immigrant or Expat? Jasmin is again facing a choice. While she keeps on dreaming about a different history of the world shown to her by the priestess Sarah, an Oracle, she has the opportunity to move in and live in an up-market residence. Invited into social circles, previously unavailable to her, she tries to heal the conditioning of the past. But her dreams continue to give no respite. Sarah and the characters from her night are enchanted by the story they view in magical mirrors: about Lilit and Ea - dealing with the consequences of their actions; about Akasha and the souls caught on the moon in an incarnation trap to serve other races … A remarkable journey of a female artist between dimensions! Provoking to reflect what is real in our lives. Is there a destiny? —Iwona Gilarska, dancer, choreographer, teacher A fascinating story about looking for a better future abroad. A combination of reality, spirituality, ancient wisdom and psychology makes this book a captivating read. —Dominika Miernik, Psychologist, Career Transformation Coach This is a great story about real dreams and magical waking (lucid) life. I wholeheartedly encourage you to read it! —Marcin Dolecki, Metaphysician A lot of us have an inner enemy that is a lack of self-confidence. An inner voice that is demanding, judgmental and blocks our plans. "The Oracle III" not only describes how the contemporary world is connected with the spiritual one and ancient mysteries but time travel and discovering Self in every dimension. Nobody else directs our fate but us. It's enough to believe to realize dreams. I warm-heartedly recommend this read! —Małgorzata Urszula Laska, Author of books for children and adults Oracle III shows Joanna's great talent in showing the dance of Destiny in our lives. What an exciting journey, where nothing happens by chance. I look forward to Oracle IV. —Jason Kelly Thompson, Psychologist

Jasmin, a young artist seeks a brighter future in the Netherlands where she is just an Immigrant, but she is longing to be an Expat. Among the challenges of living abroad are both the mundane reality and the nightmares that accompany her at night. She dreams about a priestess Sarah from ancient Egypt, an Oracle, who as a result of her search for immortality, is cursed. Through astral travels, Jasmin watches how life on Earth was influenced by alien races. Sarah's magic mirrors portray the origin of humankind where non-human beings rule the world. So-called gods look like mythological creatures – hybrids. Jasmin's self-doubt and low esteem do not allow her to believe that reincarnation exists or that she could exhibit psychic or telepathic abilities and lucid dream. How could she believe in Ea – an engineer of a man, the Annunaki race, vampires, demons or angels belonging to myths and legends. And above all that Sarah could be her, in an earlier life.

Sarah(Egyptian Oracle) leads the expedition to connect parts of Ea, the architect of humanity. A trace of Ea hiding from his own race is found in hell, ruled by Seth and Saturn. Caring Ea must put up a fight against his evil version. If he loses, he himself becomes bad … Jasmin, the future incarnation of Sarah, meets Tao, the martial artist, who teaches her martial arts and how to be conscious in multiple places at the same time during her astral travels, as well as how to deal with the everyday challenges of living in The Netherlands as a foreigner. Another trace of Ea is found in China, where a dragon guards the key to the desired knowledge…

Keir became the leader of the opposition army when he was barely eighteen years old. He led the fight against the usurper king from land while Prince Edan and Regent Egan led from the sea. Keir also had hundreds of men at his command and one invisible dragon, nicknamed Sprite, who likes to help out from time to time.   Sprite is friendly and fun-loving, happy to play tricks on Keir's sister and keep Keir company. When a letter arrives from the Oracle asking for Keir's presence, he expects Sprite to calmly travel with him. Instead, the strong gale that erupts sends Keir flying overboard and into an adventure he and Sprite might not walk away from alive.

In ancient times, five dragons fought against an immense and powerful evil. Unable to defeat Sin, they imprisoned it in ice. The Oracle vowed to watch over the land and protect it from further threat. Her brother, the Sentinel, promised to oversee the ice prison and ensure the creature never escaped. Thousands of years have passed since that time, and still the Sentinel sits in his lonely Tower, watching and waiting.   A simple farmhand, Corey doesn't know what to make of the way his aunt and uncle abruptly drag him into a journey across the frozen tundra, or why he's had to abandon his life to live in the Tower complex. The only consolation from his new, strange, and confusing life is the mysterious man who lives alone in the highest room of the Tower…   When his help is needed to defeat the forces of evil, Corey steps up to assist the Sentinel in banishing Sin for good.

A determined Jasmin does all in her power to settle in The Netherlands and to find a place in the world despite feeling like an outcast. Torn between being unable to do so many types of jobs and a turbulent relationship with charming Wilhelm, she keeps getting nightly messages from ancient Sarah and her team … While Akasha discovers manipulation on the souls in her library, on her moon lands the dragon, carrying a philosopher, Zou Yan, Tao, and … Jasmin. Will they find a solution for her books?

Lucid dreamer—Jasmin, a Polish artist who immigrated to the Netherlands, embarks on a new challenge of a life in New York. Her dreams about the ancient oracle—Sarah, her own reincarnations—are gone. In their place come dreams about … vampires. A terrifying world with rules that influence Jasmin's reality once again, where her communication with loved ones fails her. Misunderstandings favor a deepening isolation from a cruel environment. Will Jasmin become a vampire, or will Sarah—busy watching non-humans on Earth—show up again to save her?

Lichen grew up dreaming he was going to test into the Earth Caste. But when he walked out of the testing chamber with the brown hair of Earth and the blue eyes of Water, he knew something had gone terribly wrong. Instead of his dream, he tested into the elusive Ether Caste, which made him both a cherished wonder and a pariah. Unable to handle the strange mixture of adoration and abhorrence from his peers, Lichen leaves the Monastery with the hope of finding some sort of happiness.   But, when tragedy strikes the Monastery, Lichen fears he won't be of much help. He still wants to lend a helping hand, or at least a shoulder to cry on, but the quest the Oracle sends him on instead is much more important—so important, in fact, that dying to ensure the success of his mission is a real possibility.

Jasmin is at crossroads again. Worried by the threat of having to leave The Netherlands, she perseveres in her fight to build a decent life for herself. While Wilhelm's contract expires, she must also leave the beautiful residence and find another place to live as well as a job. Her nightly journeys with Sarah's team lead her through the levels of hell in search of the evil one, who has been after Jasmin for many years.

When your dreams creep into reality and insist they influence your reality, you may have no choice but to follow. Jasmin, a young Polish woman with no prospects for either love or consistent employment, is plagued by nightmares about a long-ago priestess, an Oracle, who, as a result of her search for immortality, is cursed. Jasmin's search for a brighter future takes her to the Netherlands, where she finds herself embroiled in a series of adventures and misadventures in both love and work, as well as opportunities for spiritual growth. Although she tries to ignore her dreams, she finds herself powerless against them and the woman who controls them.   Curses, past lives, dreams—Pilatowicz weaves fantasy and reality very convincingly. Her insight into the human psyche is brilliant. We wonder: is our life guided by free will or is it dictated by external forces beyond our control? An inspiring tale that will not disappoint. —Simone Z. Endrich, author and former political analyst   A captivating, well-written story about entangled realms of obscure ancient mysteries and the contemporary world - where dreams give a glimpse into the core structure of being. —Marcin Dolecki, author of Philosopher's Crystal   Joanna is honest artist who has a deep understanding of the spiritual world. She offers the readers a mysterious odyssey, articulating this in an imaginative fashion whilst keeping the reader intrigued. —Dr Marina Johnson, personal performance coach, UK