Review: Even better than the first!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 7, 2014
Book 2 in the Spirited Legacy saga takes place right after the traumatic experience that Lizzie has gone through. Suddenly full of seeping uncontrollable magic and the mate to a werewolf Alpha, Lizzie’s  life has gone from your average run of the mill normal to downright  unbelievable.  With the politics of her new mate’s pack Lizzie has no idea what she has gotten herself into and soon before she can even figure it out she gets the opportunity of her “new” life. A chance to intern with one of the best Spellcasters in Europe and unlimited access once again to the Kovar Library; infamous for its collection of magic books. Without hesitation Lizzie is on a plane to learn all she can to control and use her magic, with a worrisome and ridiculous hot Alpha wolf right behind her. As she gets closer to figuring out the power she holds inside, she faces more dangers, and unlocks more of mysteries that surround the evil just waiting to consume her.Kate Baray once again takes us on this journey that is Lizzie’s development, in this book we see Lizzie gain even more strength and self-confidence. We see her relationship with John become that of an equal and the limit of her power stretch beyond what we thought was even possible. I love how Baray adds more lore and legend to this book. We meet a new cast of magical characters and are introduced to familiar legends with a new dark twist. Nothing is what it seems in the Lost Library. What you thought you knew about the supernatural and mythical will take on new form in this book and leave you with a whole new perspective. I love how the characters in this series interact with each other.  I immediately fell in love with Harry, a new healer added to this mixed group of magical fighters.  His wit and sarcasm kept me on my toes and I enjoyed every minute of it.This series so far gets better with each book, I love the combination of old and new supernatural creatures; the combination of players that make up this team of magical awesomeness and how there are several storylines taking place within the series all woven together in a neat package for the reader to enjoy without being confused. I love Lizzie and how she is not remotely portrayed as a helpless damsel who needs saving. She is equal in every way to her counterparts and can hold her own the same or sometimes better.  I’m looking forward to seeing more in this series and I hope Baray continues to write about the trials and adventures of Lizzie, John and the rest of the Spirited Legacy cast.