From Sheri Levine of Postmedia News:

• She once was lost, but now she’s found
  She’s the Dexter of the supernatural world. Meet Bo, a succubus and TV’s newest supernatural anti-hero. This Lost Girl, however, is not your ordinary succubus. While a succubus feeds off human energy for survival, Bo only preys on the bad guys – also using her powers to help solve crimes. This, coupled with the fact she was raised by humans, puts her at odds with the life she was born into: the Fae (fairy) world.” Read more.

From Debra Yeo of the Toronto Star:

• Adrift in the world of the fae
  When Anna Silk was very young, she was fascinated by the alternately sinister and beautiful creatures in a book about fairies given to her by a family friend. Now the Fredericton, N.B.-born actress gets to play one in the new supernatural Canadian TV series Lost Girl.” Read more.

From Bill Harris of the Toronto Sun:

• ‘Lost Girl’ based on real folklore
  “Ksenia Solo says one of the best things about Lost Girl is that it could be real. What? With all those creatures? Good lord, we hope not. To be fair, Solo merely is pointing out that Lost Girl – a new Canadian fantasy series that debuts Sunday, Sept. 12 on Showcase – has its roots in existing folklore.” Read more.
• Anna Silk not ‘Lost’ in pilot
  “Make no mistake, Silk is hot. But she is a ‘woman’ in every positive way, not a ‘girl.’ And we’re not just being nit-picky about the title. Bo does not really come across as ‘lost,’ per se. She may have queries about her origin, but she is a powerful, protective, take-charge creature, right from the opening sequence.” Read more.