Lost & Found

The E Apocrypha, Book 1

De: Alex Andre

Narrado por: Kristiana Rice

The day was supposed to be Yun-mi's best. It turned into a nightmare? and it isn't over yet.

In a harsh world where survivors live off the scraps of the fallen civilization, Yun-mi had worked her ass off for two years, honing her scavenger skills. She is on the cusp of fulfilling her dreams of becoming the finest Rat the City has seen.

Yun-mi's plans crumble when her mentor is murdered, and she is about to be sold to slavers. In the no-holds-barred game, she's got only one rule: not to give up, and woe to those facing a cornered Rat. Navigating alone between major powers, arrogant clans, and fake friends, she may lack knowledge and finesse, but has determination to spare.

With a hostile takeover threatening the only way of life she'd known, her ambitions expand, and so do the risks. She will carve a niche for herself, but first, someone owes her revenge, and she's coming to collect!
Lost & Found is Book 1 in The E Apocrypha series.

Content warnings: explicit language, violence, death trauma, grief, sexual assault.

©2021 Alex Andre (P)2024 Alex Andre

Good story

This is a good story. Give it a shot. I received a free copy and left my honest review

Opportunity From Effort

love the cohesiveness of the character development and how smoothly all of the characters developed under the storyline. Super excited to read/listen to the next portion of the lives of this new society

Spectacular

This story has been spectacular from the start to finish. The story is well paced and full of action. Never a dull moment. The Narration is perfect and really brings the story to life. Definitely a book to listen to.

Lost and found

I definitely recommend this audio book, it keeps you on the edge of your seat, I really like how the story comes about with the different characters point of view, I would give this more than a five star rating, Me and my husband share this account review by Shauna Joesten

An interesting book worth a listen

TLDR: Story is good. has inconsistencies but worth giving it a go.

Full review:
the story is interesting and keeps you listening. I will say though that I found it odd that Five Points has such an aversion to technology yet they have guns and clocks, and also would be in a sense illiterate considering their tendency to curse and burn books. Basically an entire civilization that is illiterate. it makes me wonder how their government keeps things straight financially and keeping track of their history as well. I found it difficult to determine how far in the future this book takes place. it's setup in the Greater Toronto Area, Ontario after some sort of deviating event occurred, and sometimes it sounds like it might be 50 years in the future, while at other times it feels like it must be a few hundred years in the future. I say this because glass windows are mentioned as being present in the city on occasion, which wouldn't be a thing in the distant future, while other times it sounds like enough human generations have gone by that people before the cataclysm would no longer be alive, which would require at least 70 years to even 100 years to have gone by. so there are some inconsistencies in the story. There were a lot of characters in the story as well, so many in fact that I had difficulties keeping straight each character's story at the beginning. still a good book. I recommend giving it a go!

I enjoyed this!

I normally dislike the bouncing around through disparate POVs because rarely do the story lines combine into a compelling reason for the various characters to meld in an interesting way. But this was a good listen albeit long. I found the characters engaging and getting a view of how others perceived them was interesting. I’m actually looking forward to the next book.

The narrator was generally good although occasionally her characterizations would slip and I either couldn’t tell what was a character’s thought vs. dialogue or another character speaking. There were occasional mispronunciations also that took this listener completely out of the performance.

I received a free copy of this audiobook.

good

This was a different gene I normally read. I will say it did keep me going. This is part of a series. I will continue on to the next

Post-apocalyptic survival with skillful prose!

"Lost & Found" by Alex Andre, narrated by Kristiana Rice, weaves a gripping tale of post-apocalyptic survival with skillful prose that keeps you hooked from start to finish. The narrators' performances are top-notch, bringing the characters to life with authenticity and emotion. If you crave a thrilling journey through a shattered world where trust is a rare commodity, "Lost & Found" is a must-read (or listen) that will leave you eagerly anticipating the next installment in The E Apocrypha series.

Great Story, Pretty Good Narration

Not gonna lie, I slept on this story for awhile. Got the book and then kinda forgot about it. Started it back up and regretted holding off on it for so long. Author built a fantastic post apocalyptic world with multiple factions, clans with lots of twists and surprises. Loved the multiple povs throughout the story. I will say the narrator was good but her range was limited, most of the guys sounded the same and most of the women sounded the same outside of the Russians and Rajen. Overall enjoyed it and looking forward to book 2.

another great book

Another great book by this author with a strong female character as well as a character with a disability. It's so exciting to see how the story grows from the first book and you get to meet new characters. I love when you read a book and there is a strong female character who can take care of herself and isn't pigeonholed into the role that woman characters usually are. This author really makes you feel what he is writing the characters and the world.