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The Lost Plot
- The Invisible Library, Book 4
- Narrated by: Kristin Atherton
- Length: 12 hrs and 20 mins
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Summary
Enter a world of dragon politics and missing librarians – in 1920s New York City. Immerse yourself in The Lost Plot, the fourth gripping instalment in the Invisible Library series from Genevieve Cogman.
A covert mission. A royal demand. And a race against time.
In a 1920s-style America, Prohibition is in force, fedoras and flapper dresses are in fashion – and intrepid librarians Irene and Kai find themselves caught in a fierce dragon duel.
A demanding queen has ordered her heirs to find a rare book, and it seems a young librarian has become tangled in the conflict. If Irene and Kai can't extricate him, there could be grave political fallout for the library. This could even trigger war.
Irene and Kai's quest: to outsmart gangsters, evade security, rescue the librarian and retrieve the book. If they can't, it could have dire consequences for Irene's job. And, incidentally, for her life . . .
Continue the literary magic with The Mortal Word, the next step in this enchanting historical fantasy.
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- F. M. P. Lisle
- 27-09-22
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Kristin is fabulous. You just hit the nail on the head. I keep downloading the next one!
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- t
- 20-09-22
The last book!!!
oh I so didnt want this to end, everything is brought together, explanations and the a final curtian, more murder, intrigue and romance, i loved this series and will be listening to it again, thank you Genevieve Cogman
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- ella wilder
- 17-02-22
What an extraordinary pleasure and narrator
I loved this story. It managed to be plausible whilst being completely bonkers. You need to have read the two other stories first though.
The narration was brilliant, subtle and totally engaging. I was so drawn to kristin’s style. I’ll listen to anything she is involved in.
I am so glad there are more. I highly recommend the series so far. Well done!!!!!
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- Jax
- 27-05-23
Superb!
Excellent performance from Kristen Atherton and one of the best so far from Genevieve Cogman. I love this series, so well written with well defined characters and gripping storylines.
Surprised Netflix haven’t picked it up yet.
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- Sezbet
- 21-01-22
Another good sequel
Before I go on, I have no idea what the other reviewer is talking about saying it’s a different narrator - it’s not, it’s same narrator as always.
Audible doesn’t give good blurbs, so let me try to give one here - the queen of a dragon court has issued a challenge to two of her courtiers vying for an open position, these subordinate dragons seek to undermine the neutrality of the Library by gaining the aid of Librarians in their challenges. Our heroine, Irene, finds herself at the centre of this, in new world (to her), trying to steer a path to keep both the Library’s reputation safe and her dragon apprentice Kai out of the political fall out, while dealing with a prohibition era New York that thinks she’s a London crime boss.
It’s not as fraught as the last one, but perhaps it’s all the better for that, and Irene needs to rely very heavily on her improvisation skills here, dodging dragons, crime bosses and the law, while getting Kai to show some initiative himself.
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- Corina Joy
- 27-12-22
An other amazing story
An other amazing story!! Well worth the listen. It was easy to listen to and follow along
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- Rose Cusiter
- 14-02-24
Excellent experience 👏
Nothing to dislike. The story was full of intrigue and excitement with slight mirth and a touch of romance.
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- Book Monitor
- 31-03-23
Another enjoyable Romp in another alternate world.
I am enjoying this series very much. This time it seems that The Library's neutrality is at risk. It seems that a librarian is working for some dragons to find a book. Of course there is much more to this than at first appears and as Irene and Kai travel to a 1920s style world to discover the truth of what is happening they are faced with more than death threats and can not know what the consequences this story will have on them.
These books are not brilliant, sometimes they are a bit clunky, sometimes a bit samey, and sometimes there are inconsistencies. But they are fun and the excellent narration brings the characters to life.
I don't think this is the best book to start with, I would recommend reading the series in order. It is worth it.
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- Paul Philbey
- 07-01-23
A joy to listen to
A great piece in the the collection the characters continue to develop and we get our first real insight into the world's of dragons. can't wait for the next instalment
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- KateD
- 13-11-23
I love this series completely!
I love everything about this series! The story is clever and interesting, sometimes funny and heartfelt. I enjoyed the language (small ‘l’) very much with its balance of easy flowing and delicious taste-bombs of ‘ohh, good word’! And then there’s the narration - Kristen Atherton is top-most top-class! She’s now my benchmark on which I judge all other narrators. I have since listened a everything on Audible that she’s narrated. More please!
Overall, a great great listen.
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