Lost and Found

Finally Owen!!

Owen finally gets his HEA! Baca is his perfect match. This story gives more clues into who the "Lost Boys" were. I loved it, and you can't go wrong with Ryan West narration.

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Can't wait for the next book!

The intriguing back story keeps you locked in and the character inter-play is seductive. I can't wait until August for the next book.

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Love this series!

I love romantic suspense stories and Lexi does them so well! I’m so happy the lost boys are finding their HEAs in the Forgotten series and Ryan West continues to do a fantabulous job narrating. Now I’m on to Lost in You!

Pretty good story moves the overall narrative along

The very cavalier killing by Levi Green, CIA villain, Is disturbing given he is also described as charming and he apparently deceived Solo. The other violence is more self defense. This chapter in the storyline is about Owen, a red headed Scot and not the dark haired guy on the cover. Owen is one of the Lost Boys from Theo Taggert’s story and Rebecca, a young brilliant Doctor who is focused on finding a cure for Alzheimer’s, and who inadvertently assisted the late evil Hope McDonald in developing the formula to wipe away memory and assist in brainwashing. Lots of action and sex as this couple learns to trust themselves, each other, and some of the team. The story was interesting and the narration by Ryan West was good but not great. He did a good job with Owen’s Scottish accent when Owen talks to other characters but when he is musing in his head his accent drops and he speakers in American English. Also he does well with one possible 2 female voices but since we have several female characters in this book it gets confusing at times. Why not do a dual or duet performance with these books and add a female narrator? Overall the book is an enjoyable choice for fans of the McKay Taggert series.

Excellent!!!

Excellent narrator, story, characters and some "laugh out loud" hilarity too. The Canadian references were amusing too. Definitely my favourite Lexi Blake story about the Taggart crew. Ryan West's mastery of the female voices has really grown over the years. The male character voices were always incredible, but now the female voices and "realness" of those female characters is superb.

Captivating Intrigue

Kept me up all night! Great plot, action, intense emotion and hot romance! One of my favorite Lexi Blake's.

Most fantistic book ever

I Love all the stories in this series but this book, "Lost & Found" is the best. I could not put it down. Owen & the other "lost boys" are fascinating. This is my first Audible story and I enjoyed listening to the story while doing tedious household jobs. Linda

My Thoughts on Lost and Found

Lexi Blake brings readers another amazing story with the newest book in The Forgotten series.

I loved Owen just as much as I loved Jax in the previous book, but in a whole different way.

Owen had some serious mental and emotional baggage in this story. He is haunted by past actions and the things he can't remember. His outlook was very bleak until he met Becca.

Becca was a great character (not that I expected any less from Lexi Blake). She was smart and funny and awkward but confident all at the same time. She was a real breath of fresh air for Owen.

Theirs was the kind of relationship you just enjoy watching develop. You smile in those little moments they reveal more of themselves to each other. You really get to read and experience them falling in love.

Overall this book rang all my bells and checked all my boxes. I look forward to reading more in this series and from this author.

The narrator Ryan West is a new one for me, but his performance was fantastic. I loved all the accents and the emotion he put in when called for. Plus his female voice was one of the better ones I've heard by male narrators. I wouldn't hesitate to listen to more by him in future.

Fantastic writing, fantastic narration

The second book in the series spin off from the hugely popular Masters and Mercenaries. Lost and Found got to me so much.
Rescued by McKay Taggart, 6 men wander the world no longer knowing their true identities. Used as experiments they have had their memories stripped from them and they all react in varying ways.
This is Owen Shaw’s story and that of the woman who despite himself he comes to love, Dr Rebecca (Becca) Walsh.
Becca is a woman totally fixated on helping others, often to her own detriment. Her focus is seeking a cure for the disease that took her mother’s life and she has no time for love. There were times that Owen nearly broke my heart, he lives with the guilt that has almost destroyed him and the knowledge that people he loved died (his mother and sister) because of him and he betrayed his team to try and save his family. The burden is so hard to bare that sometimes he just wants to give up.
Initially in Toronto to scope out Becca the team believe that she may be the key to unlocking some, if not all of their secrets. However when Becca and Owens’ past comes back to haunt them, danger will rear it’s head. In fact the secrets that have been buried for so long may well destroy the Lost Boys too.
Will Owen be able to keep Becca safe or will he lose the woman who has come to mean so much to him?
Lost and Found is filled with suspense, danger, intrigue and the growth of a deep and committed love; one that made my heart pound at times. Lexi Blake always ensure that her characters are never one dimensional or superficial and I was engrossed from the first chapter to the last. As always it was great to see some familiar faces pop into the book.
I cannot wait to see what Ms.Blake has in store for the rest of The Lost Boys as they seek to find their past and in doing so find their future. In my humble opinion she is in a class of her own.
Ryan West did an outstanding job narrating and the voice he used for Owen is amazing.