Area 51: The Truth

I have read all of the area 51 books and have loved them all. This was by far the best because it answers all of your questions and leaves the opening for a book after. I was shocked to find out, what Lisa Duncan is!!!!! The book had a great ending I only wished that it had been a little longer and had a longer ending battle with both Aspasia and Artad. The thing I like most about the area 51 series is that it is orginal and keeps you guessing all the way through, it is by far the greastest book in the series. I also liked the fact that the Swarm finnaly came into it. That is why I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars.

I've followed and enjoyed all of the Area 51 stories! Everyone one of these stories kept my attention from page to page.

Almost perfect concluding novel to the series. Actually, this is the clearest segment. I never could keep all the aliens straight( oh my! did I give away the secret that there are aliens among us?) since the only annoying thing about these books is how all the allien groups sound the some(start with the letter A). This is the first instalment that I could keep everyone straight. It is very hard to end these types of stories and almost no one does. But Doherty does. He is also very good about keeping his own real name a secret. He won't tell you who he is but he writes that you can reach him at robertmayer.com Alot of excitement and no sex as usual. This book stands alone and you do not really have to read the other books to enjoy it.

The truth is finally upon us...nearly 6 years after the first of the Area 51 series, we have been blessed with the final piece of the puzzle. An excellent read for those into science fiction.

At last we know the truth! And we know that Bob Meyer is one of the greatest contemporary writers of entertaining fiction. He is a master of breathtaking suspense, of suddenly turning plots, and - above all - well researched stories and backgrounds. In a way I am sad that the series is over. But: it actually does not seem it is. The sliver at the end of this book, a preview of his next novel, makes your mouth water. It is not over, it has just begun. Keep on writing, Bob!