Review: Great addition to the series ***SPOILERS***
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 4, 2014
Alone on Earth is the fourth book in the Signal Bend series. It brings us back to the grittier side of the MC. This is the story of Bart, the intelligence officer of the Night Hoarde, and Riley, the actress picked to portray Lilli in the movie about the infamous shootout. I was pleasantly surprised by Bart in this book. I liked him in the earlier books in the series, but didn't really get the idea that he was an Alpha. I had the impression of a geeky techie that probably was more of a Beta personality, despite the fact that he was a Biker. Boy, was I wrong. I totally fell in love with Bart, and he was totally Alpha Badass Biker dude. I really liked Riley, too, even though she seemed a lot younger that she actually was. I also thought she under reacted to the whole outlaw part of the MC, but I guess it fit for the story. I had a hard time putting this one down, and finished it in less than 24 hours. I can't wait to read In Dark Woods, to get the rest of the story.**SPOILER AHEAD********It broke my heart when Isaac was hurt. I am glad he pulled through, I don't know if I could have continued with the series if he died. I'm hopeful that he will be able to recover and get back to walking, riding, etc. Isaac is too strong of character to suffer like this!********END OF SPOILER**Overall, I really liked the story and understood why some choices had to be made that also made me sad. I rate this book at 4.5 stars, it would have made it to 5, but there were a few editing glitches that were somewhat distracting. Mainly a few missing or misused words that tripped me up. I highly recommend this book, but suggest you start at the beginning to get the full story. I'm going to start In Dark Woods now, and am waiting anxiously for Havoc's story coming in April.