Not Alone: Fractured Union

Not Alone, Book 4

By: Craig A. Falconer

Narrated by: James Patrick Cronin

Some doors aren't meant to be opened....

While many on Earth grow fearful of the Messengers' remarkable powers and others lament a lack of interplanetary cooperation, two discoveries threaten to turn the world on its head.

One find could simultaneously rewrite the history of two planets; one revelation could tear Dan McCarthy's life apart.

With the stakes higher than ever following the birth of his daughter Piper - a child like no other with a secret the world isn't ready to handle - Dan will do whatever it takes to protect his family.

But as keen as Dan is to help the Messengers at every turn, he might soon come to see that no good deed goes unpunished....

©2019 Craig A. Falconer (P)2020 Audible, Inc.

Great performance. Good Story.

Another good story in this series from Craig Falconer and another great performance by James Cronin.

Excellent series and great narration

Great series love all the group agenda stuff I mean who is in charge of first contact and beyond first contact and all the cool alien tech that may come with it or should we even allow ourselves the alien tech. Maybe the aliens choose for us or maybe they dont. If the aliens want a particular civilian in charge do the government's of earth allow it, there is that stuff and much more in this series and the narrator is becoming one of my favorites in the scifi genre.

Riveting

I enjoyed every minute of this book. I can’t wait to read the next book.

Still reels you in!

Once again I loved the new story directions. But sometimes the writing style at the beginning of the book which tries to explain the last 3 or 4 books before it in a in a succinct way is not succinct and makes for an extremely long, convoluted sentence. Chop it up man!

Another Worthy Effort

Not exactly action packed or a page turner, but good writing with interesting characters. Story will drag in parts but overall a good listen that will want you to purchase his next “chapter.”