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Not Alone: Second Contact

Written by: Craig A. Falconer
Narrated by: James Patrick Cronin
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When a massive meteor lights up the sky over the remote island of Kerguelen, the world holds its breath. In Birchwood, Colorado, Dan McCarthy gets to work.  

Following his incredible experiences of the previous year, Dan knows this was no natural occurrence. The Messengers are back - to finish what they started - and they didn't come all this way for nothing.... 

Not Alone: Second Contact is the long-awaited sequel to Not Alone, an Audible "Best of 2016" finalist.
©2018 Craig A. Falconer (P)2018 Audible, Inc.
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First Book Felt More Pulled Together

I did enjoy this book. Half way through the language started to feel a bit hokey. Most of my discomfort came from the main character. His internal dialogue put me off and some of the ending was strained. All in all I did enjoy the series so far.

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