Not Alone: Second Contact

By: Craig A. Falconer

Narrated by: James Patrick Cronin

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.

Epic. Now I want to see the movie!

The characters were so well developed. The writing is so great that I had no problem stepping into this world. I couldn’t stop listening and will be thinking about the D and C days for a long time.

Great book

This book and the preceding book were excellent in my opinion. These were the first books I have read by this author. Glad I did. He devoted time and detail, not shortchanging for creating a shorter book. I thought it was just right for the depth the story was taking. It would be nice to see a 3rd book if he can develop a storyline that makes sense and not lose originality. Well worth the price.

Still good

Good, just not quite as good as the first book. It felt a bit rushed and a little transparent in spots. Loved the narrator!

Good Sequel

I think follow-up books are the toughest to pull off, but this one really measured up to book one. Worth buying.

Not a disappointment

Craig Falconer delivers spectacularly in this follow-up to Not Alone! I’d have given it 100 stars if Audible allowed it. Totally worth the time and money, just like the first one. Well written, plenty of humor, an intricately woven and told story that hits all the right nerves in exactly the right ways. Cronin’s narration is spot on yet again, to the point where I still have a hard time believing there’s only one narrator—especially when it comes to the dialogue of Emma and Tara; he may not quite be at the level of a Luke Daniels or Oliver Wyman he’s absolutely perfect for these books. Well done all around!