Lost Library

An Urban Fantasy Romance

By: Kate Baray

Narrated by: Kelsey Osborne

Lost Library brings together a mysterious, magical book and a quirky heroine to create the adventure of a lifetime!

John Braxton arrives unannounced on Lizzie Smith's doorstep looking for answers she doesn't have. She may have a magical book, but she hasn't a clue what to do with it - or even how to read it. And John's revelation that he's a Lycan isn't making the job any easier.

Before the code to the book can be cracked, Lizzie and John stumble into the middle of a power-hungry mastermind's plan. Caught up in one man's search for power, Lizzie soon begins to uncover surprising secrets about her past and powers. Can she and John put a stop to their new-found enemy's plans?

Take a romp through the life of the quirky and well-meaning Lizzie as she discovers magic, creatures that go bump in the night, and maybe love.

©2014 Catherine G Cobb (P)2015 Catherine G Cobb

Great beginning!

I am thoroughly intrigued with the mystery of these books, and I'm enjoying the relationships I think are starting. Lots of action and romantic tension for those who, like me, are entertained by them. Enjoy!

Great Book

Great story, narrator took some time to get used to (this was my first audio book).

Surprise

A surprisingly enjoyable journey. I find myself mirrored with the main character. She to nice, almost to the point of doormat. As soon as I figure out the story, it takes an unexpected turn. C+

Lost Library

very cute. nice for very light, enjoyable reading. It felt like a young adult novel.

Magic

Any additional comments?

I love reading this series and the audio version doesn't disappoint either. This story has mystery, romance, magic , Lycans, plucky women and hot sexy guys...what's not to like!This is the beginning of the series that still has a satisfying ending and yet leaves you wanting to know more about all the characters.Lizzie is a great heroine, not perfect, but real and so endearing and funny. John is drool worthy and trying hard to be honest with her without scaring her and letting her know how much he wants her for himself. And the other characters are just a great mix of humor, sexy ness, loyalty and friendship.The Lost Library was a good read and is an enjoyable audio book. Kelly does a great job as narrator and both sounds like and has the attitude I thought Lizzie would have.IThis is a different look at Lycans...not wrewolfs...... and magic...and one I thoroughly enjoyed.I did receive a copy of this book for an Honest review.

Good story, better narrator

urban-fantasy, magic, artifact, shifters

Interesting and different. Good characters but they need more depth to my way of thinking. Worth investigating. I found it on sale with the audio at a bargain price narrated by Catherine G Cobb who does the perky very well.

Great book

This was a great book. It has action , romance and i love the characters.The only negative comment i have is with the narrator. Not saying she is a bad narrator but i would have liked to have seen a little more distinction between the characters. Especially with the male characters. This does not stop me from liking this book and look forward to more in this series.

I wanted to love it but

I love the idea of the book but the narrator was not the right choice for this book and it ruined the book for me. I managed to finish it but it was a struggle. I got the audiobook at a discount so my feelings aren't hurt to bad. I'll just read the next book in the series on my Kindle.

Lost library

I really enjoyed this book! It felt like a young adult story to me. It has a lot of action and mysterious deeds.

A Caster, Lycan, and the Lost Library

Lost Library starts with Lizzie Smith receiving a magical book in the mail. She spent two years trying to figure the book. John Braxton arrived at Lizzie's door, looking for the book. Without realizing, Lizzie and her best friend Kenna have entered a world where magic, Lycan, and magical creatures exist.

Shortly after, Lizzie is kidnapped by a group of Lycan from the Idaho territory. As John tried to save Lizzie, there is an unknown European party involved. It is no longer a lycan politics but facing an enemy who is interested in seeking power at any cost.

As I was listening to the audiobook, Lizzie lived in a very simplified world until the magical book and John showed up at her door. Lizzie is attracted to John but she has reservation in being involved with him. As Lizzie gets more and more deeper into John's world and that the fact she can't get away from her kidnappers, Lizzie realized that she has been missing her life.

Lizzie also discovered that there are parts of her life hidden by her parents. The story is about Lizzie rediscover her past and finding out that she has been living inside the box instead of taking chances. I like this part because Lizzie is maturing in the story from a timid individual to learning who she really is.

The narrator, Kelsey Osborne provides an innocence to Lizzie. Lizzie's occupation as a computer webmaster, keep Lizzie inadept socially. Kelsey makes John sound more worldly and a very capable alpha-pack leader of the Texas. Kelsey makes Max (although he is human) more of a beta and Kenna, a bubbly companion who tried to encourage Lizzie to go out into the word a lot more.

I was given this audiobook by the author in exchange of an honest review. I was not compensated or influence in writing this review.