Aliens exist, the government knows, and Dan McCarthy just found the proof. When Dan McCarthy stumbles upon a folder containing evidence of the conspiracy to end all conspiracies – a top-level alien cover-up – he leaks the files without a second thought. The incredible truth revealed by Dan’s leak immediately captures the public’s imagination, but Dan’s relentless commitment to exposing the cover-up and forcing disclosure quickly earns him some enemies in high places. For his whole life, Dan McCarthy has searched for a reason to believe. Now that he finally has one, he might soon wish he didn’t…. Not Alone is a stand-alone tale of contact and disclosure for the 21st century.
A different take… …on the alien/scify genre. As someone who reads alot of science fiction novels, this was refreshingly different than your typical “alien invasion” or “space opera” story. Plus the book wasn’t too short (well over 500 pages). I’m glad I stumbled upon this author and I’m looking forward to reading more o his books!
Fantastic! “Not Alone” is one of the best books I’ve recently read in the last decade, and I read , full of twists and turns and astonishingly good writing, including some techniques to build character depth and avoid exposition that I’ve never seen elsewhere. One thing I abhor is plot holes, and despite a complex plot with numerous opportunities to create inconsistencies or leave things unresolved, to the best of my knowledge, everything was tied up nicely. This book even resolved all of my lingering…
A Conspiracy Delight Conspiracy, changes of direction, hoax, real, hoax, real again?Â