The Librarian (Book One: Little Boy Lost) - Plot & Excerpts
Wesley was right behind them, the long grass and flowers clipping his ankles as he ran. “Hurry up, Wes!” Taylor said. “I am!” Wesley quickened his pace. “You guys were right. Seeing them together like that...” His labored breaths wouldn’t let him finish. “No one’s gonna believe us,” Taylor said between gasps. “You realize we saved two people today?” Locke pointed a thumb at his own chest. “Three,” he said with a grin. Wesley continued running after his friends. He could feel the sun’s heat on his back. The yellow brick road was whipping through the edge of his vision as he ran. He could hear the musical roar of the mammoth waterfall in the distance. For the first time since his move to Astoria, Wesley Bates didn’t feel the weight of a heavy heart in his chest. He wasn’t worried about a thing. Not the bus ride to school or the locker room after gym, not the embarrassment of finding a seat in the cafeteria, not even Randy Stanford.
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