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Contact
- Alien Invasion, Book 2
- Narrated by: Ray Porter
- Length: 9 hrs and 42 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Find the missing. Fear the found.
Three months have passed since the aliens' arrival, but little has changed in the skies. Motherships still hover, impervious to attack and communication. Spherical shuttles ferry about with unclear intentions. But the abductions of select humans have ended, and most of those taken have been returned - dazed, incoherent, and prophesying glory or doom, but home where they belong.
Still, nine seemingly unconnected people remain missing.
Trapped in their besieged bunker outside Vail, Piper, Trevor, Lila, and Heather wait for one.
All of this has happened before....
For his entire life, Benjamin Bannister has sought the connections uniting the planet's ancient wonders. And for years he's pursued evidence that extraterrestrial life isn't new to Earth. For years he was dismissed as a fool. Now the spheres have arrived, and Benjamin has found vindication...along with troubling theories. His research facility rests on a paranormal hotspot in Moab, Utah - but Vail, Colorado is where his interests lie. He's sent an emissary to Meyer Dempsey's ranch to find out what makes the Missing Nine so special to the planet's invaders. What news will those nine bring when they return? And what, as the motherships again move like pieces finding positions on a chessboard, will happen next?
And...it will all happen again.
Vail and Moab, Moab and Vail - two epicenters in the cold alien war. The locations' fates seem somehow intertwined as Earth's clock ticks toward midnight. The roads and communications have been closed, but now it seems that the planet's future might depend on a journey from one to the other, no matter the cost. Humanity must find the value of those who have been taken...or become mere fossil evidence for future archaeologists to puzzle over.
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- Niki Thomas
- 02-10-16
Wait....what just happened???
While the first book laid a lot of ground work on personalities and could be slow going, Contact picks up speed with an effortless touch of twists to make you want just 5 five more minutes of story time -- no matter how late it is! The right balance of surprise, but not over the top unbelievable. A really enjoyable story. And if you're not listening to Ray Porter read it to you, you are really missing out!!
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- Nancy Chilton-Kendrick
- 02-05-16
Not any better the second time
The characters are the stupidest people imaginable. I am listening for the second time and the characters are totally unbelievable. Writers made the women stupid. Guess that's what they think women are like. I Do Not recommend this series!
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- HKinEliijay
- 02-12-16
Better and better
Where does Contact rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
I love this narrator! He does women's voices wonderfully and has so many ranges for the men's voices it makes it fun to listen to. Book 2 definitely leave you hanging. I can't wait to read number three.
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- David
- 04-03-16
Ray Porter is an Audible God
Great series though not a ton of action Ray Porter makes it gold. RP is amazing at Iraq/Afghanistan War memoirs (House to House, Outlaw Platoon, 1 Million Steps) and he is a master here bringing life to a solid alien invasion novel. Great listen!
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- amber
- 03-09-16
Loved it! This should be a movie!
I rarely say that! I couldn't stop listening. The only drawback - it's too short
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- Jay and Family
- 07-25-16
good story despite reviews to the contrary
I normally put a lot of stock in reviews and striclty based on reviews I probably would not of listened to this book. However I was thinking about it and realised I can't base everything on other people's experience. Especially something like literature. So, against my reviews-sence, I decided to go along with the book and I enjoyed it. The layout -or unfolding- of the story does have a different flow from the first book. One person commented that the story itself didn't go forward and I partially agree.
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- D. Dial
- 05-11-16
very interesting but needs better character devel
If you could sum up Contact in three words, what would they be?
Interesting but female characters are somewhat one dimensional and moronic.
Piper in particular is too stupid to be given oxygen if there is ever a shortage.
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- Jackie
- 03-24-16
Can't wait for more
A lot of middle books in three part series suffer from a lack of story to tell, or fall into setting up the finally and don't stand well on their own, This is NOT the case! This continued the story with the family, adding characters here and there who help push the plot. There was also a larger mystical, unexplained element to the story which adds another level of intrigue and suspense.
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- Christy Garzoria
- 01-29-16
Meh...nothing really happens in this book.
nothing important really happened in this book. I was looking forward to the second book in the series but this was 9.5 hours of meh... Ray Porter is top notch as usual and can make a tax law book sound interesting.
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- ocatchavez
- 05-18-16
Ray Porter was the ONLY good thing about this book
ugh, I was so looking forward to this book as I enjoyed the first but the story just stalled and seemed to drag on and on. I did NOT enjoy this book. I kept expecting it to take a turn and start getting better and it never did. Very disappointing, I will not be listening to the third.
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- Kevin Boone
- 06-25-18
So is the world ending, or what?
The first book in this series introduced a very muted alien invasion. The motherships just hovered there, not doing a great deal. Meanwhile, society responded by falling apart. I'm not entirely sure this is a viable plot premise -- my feeling is that if alien motherships arrived, most people would be taking photos for Instragram, or trying to find ways to use them for advertising. Maybe the destruction of society is what we deserve.
This second book focuses on mostly the same characters, although some new people and places are introduced. The characterization is mostly reasonably convincing, and the narrator renders most of the dialog well.
The problem is -- nothing really happens. Are the aliens going to invade, or not? We don't get a whole lot of new information, and it seems that most of the characters are just running around in circles most of the time. About half-way through I wondered if I would bother listening to the rest. I did, as it happens, but I didn't get a whole lot out of it.
I don't feel hugely motivated to read the next book in the series. If I'm shipwrecked on a desert island with it, I probably will; otherwise, probably not.
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- Sharon Barron
- 03-08-18
Starts slowly...
... then burns slowly for three quarters of the novel, finally getting a bit of pace towards the back end. Enjoyable though and intriguing enough to make me want to find out what happens next.
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- Rick w
- 01-22-17
A must read
This second book is so addictive. Can't wait t see what happens next. I most definitely recommend this series. You will not be disappointed.
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- Marek
- 05-07-16
Quite entertaining
Narrator is great in my opinion. Story quite good and keeping you interested, although sometimes I had that feeling, that the story slows down. Kind of like in TV dramas when presumably creators have to slow the pace to not reveal too much in just one episode. Apart from that, pretty good and I enjoyed it very much.
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- Steve Goodall
- 02-14-22
Drags on and on and on.
The story is OK but as with the first book it drags on. This book got boring really quickly and I couldn't even get through it, so much so I returned it. That said I really like the narrator.
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- Ed
- 01-28-22
Boring
I waded through bookb1 looking for an aluen invasion story, persisted into book 2, only to find more of tge same long winded bunker drama. Sorry, can't go on
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- Craigy Gerrard
- 01-12-21
PLEASE READ MY REVIEW OF BOOK 1...INVASION
All i can say is that the notes on the book by the author is...
its been 3 months since the 'invasion' and NOTHING HAS CHANGED...LMFAO ITS SHIT...
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- Trekkie Monster
- 06-06-19
Absolutely fantastic
This has been a very enjoyable series so far and I never thought I'd get hooked on an Alien invasion story spanning some seven volumes. Part of my reason for immediately liking this series is because of the performance of the always brilliant Ray Porter. in fact to be honest I only found this series as it was on his book list. I know there's one more book with Mr Porter reading but then a new voice takes over for Vol 4 through 7.
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- Fiona
- 07-02-18
Terrific
I really enjoyed this book - it picks up where Book 1 leaves off, and continues the story.
Still full of drama, and we get to know the characters better. Like Book 1, I finished it in one day.
So - why only 4 stars? it's still great but I don't feel quite as compelled to race on to Book 3. I'll take a break first.
All beautifully written, the rhythm of it is very pleasing.
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- Gerrard
- 03-31-17
It's like pulling teeth
Firstly, the narration is excellent. Female voices are a bit weak but this doesn't detract too much from his overall performance. The story however, is just too drawn out and has far too much detailed dialogue and focuses on the characters too much, which kills the pace of the book. And when you consider that each book is only 10 hours, it feels like 3 or 4 10-hour books should be consolidated into 1 20-hour book. I'll probably continue reading but only because i want to know how the story develops.
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- beaver
- 04-17-17
I lost the plot
Would you try another book written by Sean Platt and Johnny B. Truant or narrated by Ray Porter?
No I'm done
What was most disappointing about Sean Platt and Johnny B. Truant ’s story?
Contact is such a poor title, more like, contactless! I wanted to know who these aliens were, why they were here, what were we doing about it, anything that would keep me listening... by the end of the book I had to ask myself why I was still listening
Have you listened to any of Ray Porter’s other performances? How does this one compare?
Only the previous book, and he did a great job
You didn’t love this book--but did it have any redeeming qualities?
Hope...a hope that it would get to the point of the story
Any additional comments?
Change the titles..book one should be "Road trip from chaos" and book two, " Bunker living in the age of unknown aliens".
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- Derek
- 10-01-21
Great book
I’m compelled to get the next book and to keep reading. It’s a bit slow going but I can feel it building. I just want the Alien story to start. I really like this guy narrating, it’s a good voice to have between your ears for so many hours. I have read other book with this guy narrating and I’ll find others after this book.
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- Julie Peach
- 09-28-21
Story that keeps you wanting more
Well what can l say, amazing needs to be made into movie's it's that goid, can't get enough!