O Oraculo do Passado, do presente e do Futuro (5/7) by Bento Serrano
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Let me set the scene for you. Leo is an archivist, a guy who prefers dusty documents to people. His life is quiet, predictable, and filled with quiet regrets about paths not taken. All that changes when he uncovers a strange, clock-like artifact hidden in the archives. This isn't a history book; it's a tool. With it, Leo can peer into key moments of his own past and, incredibly, make tiny adjustments.
The Story
Leo's journey starts innocently enough. He saves a childhood friend from a minor accident, he speaks up in a meeting he once stayed silent in. The immediate present seems better, brighter. But then the side effects hit. That saved friend becomes a stranger with a dark secret. His professional success attracts the attention of a shadowy group called The Weavers, who have been using similar oracles for centuries to control the flow of history. Leo realizes his tinkering has made him a target, and the 'better' world he's creating might be a gilded cage. The core of the story is his race to understand the rules of the oracle before his own history is erased by those who want it for themselves.
Why You Should Read It
This book hooked me because it's so personal. It's not about saving the world from a meteor; it's about saving yourself from your own worst memories. Serrano makes you feel Leo's desperate hope every time he uses the oracle, and the crushing dread when the new present unfolds. The side characters, especially the enigmatic members of The Weavers, are fascinating. They're not just villains; they're people who made the same mistakes Leo is making, but on a global scale, and they're convinced their control is necessary. It makes the conflict deeply moral.
Final Verdict
Perfect for anyone who's ever lay awake at night thinking 'what if...'. If you like smart sci-fi that focuses on character and consequence over techno-babble, you'll love this. It’s also a great pick for readers who enjoy a good conspiracy thriller—just one where the conspiracy spans all of human time. Fair warning: it will make you look at your own past choices a little differently. A gripping, thought-provoking read that sticks with you.
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Amanda Walker
5 months agoMy professor recommended this and the progression of ideas feels natural and coherent. Well worth recommending.