Review: This was a great story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 23, 2014
I'm not as much of a science fiction fan as I used to be but I like this series of books for the fact that it isn't all about the science. It pretty much continues three years after the first book so if you haven't read it yet, you'll need to read The Girl from Area 51 first. I think it's worth the money.I like the story and I like the concept. There's plenty of family interaction, desert scenery and imaging, conversations and thought processes to read. Plus some occasional action that's not over the top or not believable. It's one of the more entertaining book series that I've read lately and I'm looking forward to the third one.To the author:No offense to your proofreader but both of you need to work on your compound words and hyphenations. As in laptop, Harley Davidson, first aid, granddaughter, password, ongoing, unwrap, and crew cab are not hyphenated. You used both wi-fi and Wi Fi. Hyphenated or not, pick one. The color of the car is champagne. Champain is a city in Illinois. There are also more than twenty different spots where quotation marks are missing.Fourteen years and they didn't test her intelligence by teaching her to talk? That's a little too odd for me but too late to change now. I didn't quite understand why they only sent a few people at a time to catch her. How about an explanation such as they were afraid that involving too many people would let the secret out. And that if she went public, the populace would freak out about finding that aliens really exist and live among us. Even basic police procedure is to send an overwhelming force after someone. The CIA and Air Force can't be that different. I'm interested how she'll make it at the Air Force Academy when they can get to her at any time.